Practice.
Answer first, then read the explanation. Don't skip it — that's the whole point.
_____ a cenar sobre las nueve, sin ninguna prisa. (venir)
Come for dinner around nine, there's no rush at all.
_____ sin avisar, que igual no estoy en casa. (venir)
Don't come without letting me know, I might not be at home.
_____ por la puerta lateral, señora, la principal está cerrada. (venir)
Come in through the side door, madam, the main one is closed.
_____ preparados a la reunión de mañana, con datos. (venir)
Let's come to tomorrow's meeting prepared, with data.
_____ media hora antes, señores, hay que registrarse. (venir)
Come half an hour earlier, gentlemen, you have to register.
_____ con ropa cómoda, vamos a andar bastante. (venir)
Come in comfortable clothes, we're going to walk quite a bit.
_____ con excusas mañana, te esperamos a las ocho. (venir)
Don't turn up with excuses tomorrow, we're expecting you at eight.
_____ cuando pueda, don Tomás, no hay ninguna prisa. (venir)
Come whenever you can, Don Tomás, there is no rush at all.
_____ a verme al hospital solo si te queda de paso. (venir)
Come and see me at the hospital only if it's on your way.
No _____ en hora punta, el tráfico es imposible. (venir)
Don't come at rush hour, the traffic is impossible.
_____ tarde otra vez, el examen empieza en punto. (venir)
Don't come late again, the exam starts on the dot.
_____ con propuestas concretas, no con quejas. (venir)
Let's come with concrete proposals, not with complaints.
_____ a la playa con nosotros el domingo por la mañana. (venir)
Come to the beach with us on Sunday morning.
No _____ cargada de bolsas, ya le ayudo yo con la compra. (venir)
Don't come loaded with bags, I'll help you with the shopping.
Not just a green check. A short paragraph telling you why.
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