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Partir affirmative commands conjugation

Partir in the affirmative commands: parte, parta, partamos, partid, partan.

  • to leave, to depart; to split; to cut
  • regular
  • Participle: partido
  • Gerund: partiendo

Affirmative commands imperativo afirmativo

túparte
ustedparta
nosotrospartamos
vosotrospartid
ustedespartan

Negative commands imperativo negativo

túno partas
ustedno parta
nosotrosno partamos
vosotrosno partáis
ustedesno partan

How to use partir in the affirmative commands

Commands are parte (tú), parta (usted), partamos (nosotros) and partan (ustedes). They are mostly used in the kitchen and for sharing food: parte el pan, partan la pizza. Recipes often use the usted form: parta los tomates en cuartos. Negative commands use the subjunctive: no partas el pastel todavía. Pronouns attach with an accent: pártelo, pártalo. In Spain, the vosotros command is partid.

Examples

  • Parte el pan y ponlo en la mesa.

    Slice the bread and put it on the table.

  • Parta los tomates en cuartos.

    Cut the tomatoes into quarters.

  • Partan la pizza para que alcance para todos.

    Cut up the pizza so there's enough for everyone.

Quick check: partir in the affirmative commands

1. ustedes · Affirmative commands of partir
2. tú · Affirmative commands of partir
3. usted · Affirmative commands of partir
4. nosotros · Affirmative commands of partir
5. vosotros · Affirmative commands of partir

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