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tranquilizar Negative Imperative Conjugation

tranquilizarto calm down

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Quick answer:

The negative imperative of tranquilizar uses the present subjunctive: no tranquilices, no tranquilice, no tranquilicemos, no tranquilicéis, no tranquilicen.

tranquilizar Negative Imperative Forms

no tranquilices
ustedno tranquilice
nosotrosno tranquilicemos
vosotrosno tranquilicéis
ustedesno tranquilicen

When to Use the Negative Imperative

Use this to tell someone NOT to calm someone else down (perhaps if they need to stay alert) or in the reflexive 'no te tranquilices'.

Notes on tranquilizar in the Negative Imperative

All forms use the 'c' spelling change (z to c) because they are identical to the present subjunctive.

Example Sentences

  • No te tranquilices todavía, aún hay peligro.

    Don't calm down yet, there is still danger.

  • No tranquilicen al sospechoso.

    Do not calm the suspect down.

    ustedes

  • No nos tranquilicemos hasta ganar.

    Let's not calm down until we win.

    nosotros

Common Mistakes

  • Mistake: No tranquilizas

    Correct: No tranquilices

    Why: Negative commands must use subjunctive endings, not indicative ones.

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