Pasar affirmative commands conjugation
Pasar in the affirmative commands: pasa, pase, pasemos, pasad, pasen.
- to pass; to happen; to spend (time); to come in
- regular
- Participle: pasado
- Gerund: pasando
Affirmative commands imperativo afirmativo
| tú | pasa |
|---|---|
| usted | pase |
| nosotros | pasemos |
| vosotros | pasad |
| ustedes | pasen |
Negative commands imperativo negativo
| tú | no pases |
|---|---|
| usted | no pase |
| nosotros | no pasemos |
| vosotros | no paséis |
| ustedes | no pasen |
How to use pasar in the affirmative commands
The usted command pase is one of the most useful forms of pasar: "Pase, por favor" invites someone to come in or go ahead. Ustedes use pasen, and tú uses pasa: "Pasa, estás en tu casa." With an object, it means "pass" or "hand": "Pásame la sal." In meetings, "pasemos al siguiente punto" means "let's move on to the next item."
Examples
Pasa, siéntate donde quieras.
Come in, sit wherever you like.
Pasen a la sala de espera, por favor.
Please go into the waiting room.
Pasemos al siguiente punto de la agenda.
Let's move on to the next item on the agenda.
Quick check: pasar in the affirmative commands
More pasar tenses
- All pasar tenses
- Pasar present
- Pasar preterite
- Pasar imperfect
- Pasar future
- Pasar conditional
- Pasar present subjunctive
Other verbs in the affirmative commands
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