Entrar affirmative commands conjugation
Entrar in the affirmative commands: entra, entre, entremos, entrad, entren.
- to enter; to go in, to come in
- regular
- Participle: entrado
- Gerund: entrando
Affirmative commands imperativo afirmativo
| tú | entra |
|---|---|
| usted | entre |
| nosotros | entremos |
| vosotros | entrad |
| ustedes | entren |
Negative commands imperativo negativo
| tú | no entres |
|---|---|
| usted | no entre |
| nosotros | no entremos |
| vosotros | no entréis |
| ustedes | no entren |
How to use entrar in the affirmative commands
The tú command is entra and the usted command is entre; for a group, use entren, which is also the standard plural in Latin America. Negative commands come from the subjunctive: no entres, no entre. Entra is the friendly way to invite someone in, while with clients and older people pase or entre usted sounds more polite. In Mexico, the colloquial éntrale means 'go for it' or 'dig in'.
Examples
Entra, siéntate, ya casi empezamos.
Come in, have a seat, we're about to start.
Entren por la puerta lateral, por favor.
Please come in through the side door.
Entre usted primero, por favor.
After you, please.
Quick check: entrar in the affirmative commands
More entrar tenses
- All entrar tenses
- Entrar present
- Entrar preterite
- Entrar imperfect
- Entrar future
- Entrar conditional
- Entrar present subjunctive
Other verbs in the affirmative commands
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