Caer affirmative commands conjugation
Caer in the affirmative commands: cae, caiga, caigamos, caed, caigan.
- to fall; to drop
- irregular
- Participle: caído
- Gerund: cayendo
Affirmative commands imperativo afirmativo
| tú | cae |
|---|---|
| usted | caiga |
| nosotros | caigamos |
| vosotros | caed |
| ustedes | caigan |
Negative commands imperativo negativo
| tú | no caigas |
|---|---|
| usted | no caiga |
| nosotros | no caigamos |
| vosotros | no caigáis |
| ustedes | no caigan |
How to use caer in the affirmative commands
Commands are cae (tú), caiga (usted), caigamos (nosotros) and caigan (ustedes). Affirmative commands are rare, since you seldom tell someone to fall, but in Mexico, Chile and other countries cae means 'drop by': cae a la casa el sábado. Negative commands are more useful: no te caigas, no caigan en la trampa (don't fall for it). In Spain, the vosotros command is caed.
Examples
Cae a la casa el sábado y vemos el partido.
Drop by the house on Saturday and we'll watch the game.
No caigan en la trampa de los correos falsos.
Don't fall for fake emails.
No caiga en promesas de dinero fácil.
Don't fall for promises of easy money.
Quick check: caer in the affirmative commands
More caer tenses
- All caer tenses
- Caer present
- Caer preterite
- Caer imperfect
- Caer future
- Caer conditional
- Caer present subjunctive
Other verbs in the affirmative commands
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