capítulo 6a en mi dormitorio bell dinger identify the vocabulary words on the following slide....
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Capítulo 6A
En mi dormitorio
Bell Dinger
Identify the vocabulary Identify the vocabulary words on the following slide. words on the following slide. (1-10)(1-10)
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wallwall
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el despertador
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la alfombra
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la lámpara
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las cortinas
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wallwall
la pared
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la cama
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el cuadro
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el armario
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el espejo
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la cómoda
La opuesta
1.bonito
2.grande
3.derecha
4.peor
5.alto
6.negro
7.ordenado
8.joven
Write the opposite of the word given on the back of your communicative worksheet.
Communicative Activity
PERSONA A:PERSONA A: ¿Qué color es ¿Qué color es la la
alfombraalfombra??
PERSONA B: PERSONA B: La alfombra es La alfombra es amarillaamarilla..Make the ending match!
Capítulo 6A
NOTES — Making comparisons
Making Comparisons
You have learned to use You have learned to use más ... que más ... que to to compare two things.compare two things.
EJEMPLO EJEMPLO
La clase de inglés es La clase de inglés es más interesante más interesante que que la clase de matemáticas.la clase de matemáticas.
English class is English class is more interesting than more interesting than math class.math class.
Making Comparisons
You can use You can use menos... que menos... que to compare to compare two things. It means two things. It means less ... thanless ... than..
EJEMPLO EJEMPLO
La música de Shakira es La música de Shakira es menos menos popular que popular que la musica de Juanes.la musica de Juanes.
Shakira’s music is Shakira’s music is less popular than less popular than Juanes’s music.Juanes’s music.
Making Comparisons
Certain adjectives/adverbs have their Certain adjectives/adverbs have their own comparative forms:own comparative forms:
adjective/adverb its comparative form
bueno, -a(good)
mejor (que) (better than)
bien(well)
mejor (que)(better than)
malo, -a(bad)
peor (que)(worse than)
mal(badly)
peor (que)(worse than)
viejo, -a(old)
mayor (que)(older than)
joven(young)
menor (que)(younger than)
Making Comparisons
Certain adjectives/adverbs have their Certain adjectives/adverbs have their own comparitive forms:own comparitive forms:
adjective/adverb its comparative form
bueno, -a(good)
mejor (que) (better than)
bien(well)
mejor (que)(better than)
malo, -a(bad)
peor (que)(worse than)
mal(badly)
peor (que)(worse than)
viejo, -a(old)
mayor (que)(older than)
joven(young)
menor (que)(younger than)
NOTE:When these comparative words are plural, they add –es:
•mejores•peores•mayores•menores
NOTES — Making Comparisons Nombre______________________ Fecha____________
You have learned to use ______________ to compare two things.You have learned to use ______________ to compare two things.EJEMPLO:EJEMPLO:
English class is more interesting than math class.English class is more interesting than math class. You can use _________________ to compare two things. It means You can use _________________ to compare two things. It means
_______________._______________.EJEMPLO:EJEMPLO:
English class is more interesting than math class.English class is more interesting than math class. Shakira’s music is less popular than Juanes’s Shakira’s music is less popular than Juanes’s
music.music.
Certain adjectives/adverbs have their own ______________ forms:Certain adjectives/adverbs have their own ______________ forms:adjective/adverb its comparative form
___________________(good)
___________________(better than)
___________________(well)
___________________(better than)
___________________(bad)
___________________(worse than)
___________________(badly)
___________________(worse than)
___________________(old)
___________________(older than)
___________________(young)
___________________(younger than)
NOTE:When these comparative words are plural, they add –es:•___________•___________•___________•___________
Audio Act. 6
LISTEN
On the sheet you received last week, listen to audio activity six and complete as directed.