La Tomatina: singular present -ar, affirmative imperative (-a)
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I can use the imperative to tell somebody what to do at a famous Spanish festival, la Tomatina.
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Present tense -ar verbs in 1st, 2nd, 3rd person singular (-o, -as, -a).
Use the affirmative imperative (also known as a positive command) to tell somebody to do something or give instructions.
When talking to somebody familiar to you (tú) with the affirmative imperative with -ar verbs, use the ending -a.
[s] sounds like 'siempre', [z] sounds like 'empezar' and [ce] sounds like 'entonces'.
La Tomatina is a Spanish festival in Buñol, where participants throw tomatoes at each other.
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