You're talking to someone whom you address as tú, telling him/her what not to do (Don't talk, Don't worry about that, etc.)

Where do these commands come from? What are they identical to?

So the negative tú commands are the same as present subjunctive tú forms. Are there any exceptions?

Now, knowing what you know, type out some negative tú imperatives. First, review the
present subjunctive if necessary.

For all items, the word no will be part of the answer. Use the character menu when necessary. Click Check after each each answer to confirm.

What is the negative tú command of trabajar?

Type the negative tú command of aprender.

Type the negative tú command of recibir.

Type the negative tú command of pensar.

Type the negative tú command of contar.

Type the negative tú command of perder.

Type the negative tú command of volver.

Type the negative tú command of convertir.

Type the negative tú command of repetir.

Type the negative tú command of buscar.

Type the negative tú command of pagar.

Type the negative tú command of distinguir.

Type the negative tú command of abrazar.

Type the negative tú command of convencer.

Type the negative tú command of averiguar.

Type the negative tú command of hacer.

Type the negative tú command of traer.

Type the negative tú command of poner.

Type the negative tú command of salir.

Type the negative tú command of ofrecer.

Type the negative tú command of caer.

Type the negative tú command of decir.

Type the negative tú command of oír.

Type the negative tú command of reducir.

Type the negative tú command of tener.

Type the negative tú command of excluir.

Type the negative tú command of venir.

Type the negative tú command of ser.

Type the negative tú command of ir.

Type the negative tú command of saber.

Type the negative tú command of dar.

Type the negative tú command of estar.

Type the negative tú command of predecir.

Type the negative tú command of suponer.