Venir affirmative commands conjugation
Venir in the affirmative commands: ven, venga, vengamos, venid, vengan.
- to come
- irregular
- Participle: venido
- Gerund: viniendo
Affirmative commands imperativo afirmativo
| tú | ven |
|---|---|
| usted | venga |
| nosotros | vengamos |
| vosotros | venid |
| ustedes | vengan |
Negative commands imperativo negativo
| tú | no vengas |
|---|---|
| usted | no venga |
| nosotros | no vengamos |
| vosotros | no vengáis |
| ustedes | no vengan |
How to use venir in the affirmative commands
The tú command of venir is the short form ven: "Ven aquí." Usted uses venga and ustedes vengan. With pronouns you get vente (come over, colloquial) and véngase. "Vengan conmigo" is common when guiding a group. Negative commands use the subjunctive: "No vengas tarde." Ven is one of the eight short tú commands to memorize, along with ten, pon, sal, haz, di, ve and sé.
Examples
Ven a mi oficina cuando termines.
Come to my office when you finish.
Venga mañana a las nueve con sus documentos.
Come tomorrow at nine with your documents.
Vengan conmigo, les muestro las instalaciones.
Come with me, I'll show you the facilities.
Quick check: venir in the affirmative commands
More venir tenses
- All venir tenses
- Venir present
- Venir preterite
- Venir imperfect
- Venir future
- Venir conditional
- Venir present subjunctive
Other verbs in the affirmative commands
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