How would you command someone not to breathe (respirar), using the tú command? answer for blank 1: answer for blank 2:

Correct Blank 1: No respiresBlank 2: Tú no respires

Commands in Spanish are part of the mood called the imperative that we use to tell someone to do something in a direct way. In this way, respirar is a verb that means to breathe and since we want to tell someone not to breathe using the tú command this is:

No respires

or

Tú no respires

In Spanish, it is common not to include the subject pronoun when giving a command, hence it is more common the expression no respires

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