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Pensar affirmative commands conjugation

Pensar in the affirmative commands: piensa, piense, pensemos, pensad, piensen.

  • to think; to plan to
  • stem-changing (e→ie)
  • Participle: pensado
  • Gerund: pensando

Affirmative commands imperativo afirmativo

túpiensa
ustedpiense
nosotrospensemos
vosotrospensad
ustedespiensen

Negative commands imperativo negativo

túno pienses
ustedno piense
nosotrosno pensemos
vosotrosno penséis
ustedesno piensen

How to use pensar in the affirmative commands

The tú command of pensar is piensa, with the stem change; usted uses piense and ustedes piensen. With a pronoun it becomes piénsalo (think about it). "Pensemos" means "let's think." Negative commands use the subjunctive: "No pienses más en eso." These commands are common in coaching, teaching and brainstorming sessions.

Examples

  • Piensa bien antes de responder ese correo.

    Think carefully before you answer that email.

  • Piense en lo que realmente necesita su empresa.

    Think about what your company really needs.

  • Pensemos en otra manera de presentar los datos.

    Let's think of another way to present the data.

Quick check: pensar in the affirmative commands

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

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