Koniugacja marear Tryb rozkazujący (przeczący)

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Use the negative imperative of marear to tell someone NOT to do something, like 'Don't make me dizzy' or 'Don't annoy me'. It's always used with 'no'.

Uwagi dotyczące marear w czasie Tryb rozkazujący (przeczący)

Marear is regular in the negative imperative, as it follows the pattern of using the present subjunctive forms.

Przykładowe zdania

• No marees a los pasajeros con tus mareos.

  Don't make the passengers dizzy with your motion sickness.

  tú

• No mareemos a la abuela con ruido.

  Let's not annoy Grandma with noise.

  nosotros

• No mareéis a los niños con tanta vuelta.

  Don't make the children dizzy with so much spinning.

  vosotros

• No mareen a nadie, por favor.

  Don't annoy anyone, please.

Częste błędy

• Błąd: Using the infinitive with 'no' for commands.

  Poprawnie: Use 'No marear' only when referring to the action in general, but for a direct command, use 'no marees' (tú) or other forms.

  Dlaczego: The infinitive with 'no' is not a command; it's used in other contexts like signs or infinitive clauses.

• Błąd: Confusing negative commands with present subjunctive clauses.

  Poprawnie: Negative commands are direct orders, while present subjunctive clauses follow expressions of doubt or desire.

  Dlaczego: While the forms are the same, the intent and context differ. 'No creo que maree' (I don't think he'll get dizzy) vs. '¡No marees!' (Don't get dizzy!).

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