(Originais Teachy 2023) - Question Very Hard of Spanish

In Spanish, the imperative is a verbal mood used to give orders, make requests, or suggest something directly. It exists in two forms: affirmative imperative and negative imperative. The use of these imperatives varies depending on the message recipient, context, and speaker's intention. Considering the following excerpt of a dialogue where a teacher gives instructions to students, analyze the correct use of the imperative in the following situations: 1) The teacher wants the students to perform an action in the classroom. 2) The teacher warns the students about an action they should not perform during an experiment. Based on your knowledge of the use of the imperative in Spanish, identify and explain the differences in the conjugation and use of verbs in the affirmative and negative imperative forms for each of the situations presented in the dialogue. You must justify your answer with examples of specific verbs in both imperatives and explain how the context determines the choice of the appropriate imperative mood in each case.