The verb is "vocare" (to call): how do you change the infinitive into a command or imperative to only one person to say "call me!" (use "me" for me and put it after the imperative verb that means "call!" ad do not use an exclamation point.

How do you say "Don't call me!" to one person-- watch out-- you want to be sure to use the singular command form of the word that means "don't" plus the infinitive of the verb call, with the word for "me" in between the two.

How do you command one person to "sleep!" using the verb "dormire" (put it into the imperative singular, no exclamation point)

The command "get up" to a group of people (infinitive= surgere) (do not include exclamatio point). Watch out! The verb "surgere" has a short -e- and it turns into an -i- before the plural command ending.

do not sleep, y'all! (plural negative command of verb "dormire" using a form of the verb "nolo" (do not use exclamation point)

"shut it!" or, the command form of the verb "claudere" which has a short e before the -re, and put it in the plural like when I tell you all to close your chromebookones.

type the phrase that means "don't hit me" when you're saying it to just one person. Use the correct form of the verb "nolo" in the imperative to mean "don't" plus the Latin word for "me" plus the infinitive of the verb "pulso" or "to hit"

How do you say "sit down" to a group of people using the verb "considere"? The -e- before the -re in "considere" is short so watch out!

How do you command a group of people to "come!" Use the verb "venire" and don't forget to take the -re off of the infinitive and add the plural command ending

How do command a group of people to "walk"? Use the verb "ambulare" and follow the rule about taking off the -re and adding the correct command form for a group.

How do you command one person to "walk"? Use the verb "ambulare" and then change the infinitive into a singular command