The subjunctive is always used in the subordinate clause when the main clause refers to something or someone that is indefinite, unspecified, hypothetical, or nonexistent

-Hay alguna que incluya el hotel?

-No, no hay ninguna qu lo incluya

"Is there any tour that includes the hotel?"

"No, 

Regular affirmative commands in the tú form have exactly the ame forms as the third person singular(él form) of the present indicative

Hablar = él habla = habla

comer = el come = come

abrir = el abre = abre

Remember:   as with formal comands, direct indirect and reflexive pronouns are always placed after an affirmative command are are attached to it. A written accent must be placed on the stressed sylable

Decir = di

hacer = haz

ir = ve

poner = pon

salir = sal

ser = sé

tener = ten

venir = ven

Dime, a qué hora quieres que venga?

ven a las ocho.

"Tell me, at what time do you want me to come?

Come at eight"

is formed by changing the final r of the infinitive do d

Hablar = Hablad

comer = comed

escribir = escribid

ir = id

salir = salid

The final D is dropped

poner - poned = paneos

Vestíos aqui = get dressed here

Hablar = no hables tu & no habléis vosotros

Ven

vender = no vendas tu = no vendais vosotros

ven

decir - no digas tú =no digáis vosotros

cansarse con - To marry to, to get married 

comprometerse con - to get engaged to

acordarse de - to remember 

alegrarse de - to be glad 

darse cuenta de - to realize

enamorarse de - to fall in love with

olvidare de  - to forget

confiar en - to trust(confide in)