Correr affirmative commands conjugation
Correr in the affirmative commands: corre, corra, corramos, corred, corran.
- to run; to hurry
- regular
- Participle: corrido
- Gerund: corriendo
Affirmative commands imperativo afirmativo
| tú | corre |
|---|---|
| usted | corra |
| nosotros | corramos |
| vosotros | corred |
| ustedes | corran |
Negative commands imperativo negativo
| tú | no corras |
|---|---|
| usted | no corra |
| nosotros | no corramos |
| vosotros | no corráis |
| ustedes | no corran |
How to use correr in the affirmative commands
The commands are regular: corre (tú), corra (usted), corramos (nosotros), corran (ustedes). Corre is often used to mean hurry up rather than literally run. Negative commands use the subjunctive: no corras, very common with children and on signs near pools. Corran la voz is a natural way to ask a group to spread the news.
Examples
Corre, que se va el autobús.
Hurry, the bus is leaving.
Corran la voz entre sus compañeros.
Spread the word among your colleagues.
Corramos un poco más, ya falta poco.
Let's run a bit more, we're almost there.
Quick check: correr in the affirmative commands
More correr tenses
- All correr tenses
- Correr present
- Correr preterite
- Correr imperfect
- Correr future
- Correr conditional
- Correr present subjunctive
Other verbs in the affirmative commands
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