Read the list of things to do. Then use familiar commands to finish the e-mail from Ana to her husband, Eduardo, about the things that he has to do before their vacation.

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Compra un paquete de papel para la impresora.

Ve al sitio web de la agencia de viajes y pide la información sobre nuestro hotel.

Imprime la información.

Termina de hacer las maletas.

Revisa el aceite del carro.

Comprueba que tenemos una llanta extra.

Limpia el parabrisas.

Llena el tanque de gasolina.

Ven a buscarme a la oficina.

Explanation:

Tú commands are the singular form of informal commands. You can use In this example we must use the affirmative tú commands, which are used to tell someone we have a close relationship with, such as Ana and Eduardo´s marriage, to do something. To form the affirmative tú command, regular verbs use the third-person singular form of the present indicative. Verbs that end in -ar are followed by the third-person singular ending -a, while verbs that end in -er and -ir use the third-person singular ending -e. Verbs with irregular third-person singular forms use the same irregular form in the affirmative informal command, except for specific verbs. For example, the affirmative tú command for "ir" is "ve."