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movilizar Negative Imperative Conjugation

movilizarto mobilize

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Quick answer:

The negative imperative always uses the 'c' spelling change: no movilices, no movilice, no movilicemos, no movilicéis, no movilicen.

movilizar Negative Imperative Forms

no movilices
ustedno movilice
nosotrosno movilicemos
vosotrosno movilicéis
ustedesno movilicen

When to Use the Negative Imperative

Use this to tell someone NOT to mobilize or stir things up.

Notes on movilizar in the Negative Imperative

Because all negative imperative forms are based on the present subjunctive, they all feature the z > c spelling change.

Example Sentences

  • No movilices a la policía todavía.

    Don't mobilize the police yet.

  • No movilicen el equipo sin permiso.

    Don't mobilize the equipment without permission.

    ustedes

  • No movilicéis a los niños en este clima.

    Don't mobilize the children in this weather.

    vosotros

Common Mistakes

  • Mistake: Using the 'tú' affirmative form (moviliza) with 'no'.

    Correct: no movilices

    Why: Negative commands must use the subjunctive form, not the indicative.

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