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The negative imperative is used to tell someone *not* to do something. With 'antojarse,' it means discouraging someone from developing a craving or desire for something. For instance, you might tell a child, 'No te antojes de dulces antes de la cena' (Don't get a craving for sweets before dinner).

Uwagi dotyczące antojarse w czasie Tryb rozkazujący (przeczący)

Negative commands in Spanish are formed using the present subjunctive. So, for 'antojarse,' you take the present subjunctive forms (like 'me antoje,' 'te antojes') and add 'no' before them. The verb itself conjugates regularly in the subjunctive.

Przykładowe zdania

• No te antojes de eso si no lo puedes tener.

  Don't get a craving for that if you can't have it.

  tú

• No nos antijemos de complicaciones ahora.

  Let's not make ourselves want complications right now.

  nosotros

• No se antojen de lujos innecesarios.

  Don't let yourselves crave unnecessary luxuries.

• Por favor, no se antoje de postre si no tiene hambre.

  Please, don't make yourself want dessert if you're not hungry.

  usted

Częste błędy

• Błąd: Using the indicative instead of the subjunctive for negative commands.

  Poprawnie: Always use the present subjunctive after 'no' for negative commands: 'no te antojes', not 'no te antojas'.

  Dlaczego: Spanish grammar rules dictate that negative commands are formed with the subjunctive mood.

• Błąd: Forgetting the reflexive pronoun.

  Poprawnie: Remember the reflexive pronoun that matches the subject: 'no me antoje', 'no te antojes', 'no se antoje', etc.

  Dlaczego: The meaning of 'antojarse' requires the reflexive pronoun to indicate that the desire arises within the subject.

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