Para Empezar –6/10/10

Como se dice –

-I am from Chile

- Where are you from

- She is from Argentina

- We are from Wyoming

Conjugating VERBS!!!

http://www.teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=25683&title=ConjugationsBack

Para Empezar – 7/10/10

Congujate the verb cazar -

• Yo cazo Nosotros cazamos

• Tu cazas Vosotros cazais

• Ella caza Ellas cazan

Possessive Adjectives

¡Leemos! 1. Read en voz alta con tu pareja (out loud)

2. Create family vocab. List

3. Decide the meaning of the palabras azules

4. Contesta preguntas 2, 3, 4,

Para Empezar – 8/10/10

Como se dice –

1. My mother

2. Your father

3. Her sisters

4. Our friends

5. Your (plural) aunt

6. His cousin (boy)

Para Empezar12/10/10

• Como se dice– Shay’s dog– Emily’s house– Tristan’s cousins– Marissa’s uncle– Haley’s grandmother

• Spanish speakers often omit subject pronouns because the verb endings indicate who the subject is.

• In Spanish, subject pronouns are used for emphasis, clarification, or contrast.

Clarification / Contrast—¿Qué enseñan ellos? —Ella enseña arte y él enseña física. What do they teach? She teaches art, and he teaches physics.

Emphasis—¿Quién desea trabajar hoy? —Yo no deseo trabajar hoy.Who wants to work today? I don’t want to work today.

• To make a sentence negative in Spanish, the word no is placed before the conjugated verb.

• In this case, no means not.

Ellos no miran la televisión. They don’t watch television.

Alicia no baila.Alicia is not dancing.

Para Empezar 13/10/101. Yo nunca (pasar)_____ tiempo

con mis amigos.

2. Tú (necesitar)________ hablar más.

3. Senor Peterson y Senora Poulsen (bailar)______ todos los

días.

Possessive adjectives

1. _____ (my) tío es loco en la cabeza.

2. _____ (her) perros son feos y antipáticos.

3. _____ (our) casa es grande y bonita.

4. _____ (their) abuelo es anciano.5. _____ (his) primos cazan en las

montañas.

Compare and contrast• Compare the verbs in the English sentences to the verb in the

Spanish equivalent.

Paco trabaja en la cafetería.1. Paco works in the cafeteria.2. Paco is working in the cafeteria.3. Paco does work in the cafeteria.

• English uses three sets of forms to talk about the present: 1) the simple present (Paco works),2) the present progressive (Paco is working),3) the emphatic present (Paco does work).

• In Spanish, the simple present can be used in all three cases.

• In both Spanish and English, the present tense is also sometimes used to express future action.

Marina viaja a Madrid mañana.1. Marina travels to Madrid tomorrow.2. Marina will travel to Madrid

tomorrow.3. Marina is traveling to Madrid

tomorrow.

Compare and contrast

Para Empezar 14/10/10

Change the underline palabra to español , write toda la sentence

1. Our casa es muy grande.

2. Your all’s clase de español es la mejor.

3. Your hermano menor es muy tonto.

4. Her prima es fea pero simpática.

Para Empezar 15/10/10

Please conjugate the verb Comprender

1. Yo ___________ 4. Nosotros ________

2. Tú ___________ 5. Vosotros _________

3. Penelope 6. Penelope y Marcos____________ ______________

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Para Empezar – 18/10/10

• Please write the following sentences in español….

1. My grandma hunts outside.

2. Uncle Jim and Aunt Karen sing every day.

3. Juan wears an ugly blue shirt

Para Empezar – 19/10/10

• Please write the following sentences in español….

1. You never dance.

2. We talk a lot.

3. You all learn Spanish at school everyday.

Para Empezar 20/10/10

• Como se dice– She rarely sings – He talks a lot – We eat– You all listen very well– You understand everything– They learn

1.Introduce yourself (You know 2 ways)

2.Tell where you are from

3. Write a sentence about something you do every day (use an AR verb)

Ej. Yo bailo todos los dias.

4. Write a sentence about your mom’s physical appearance. Ej. My mom is beautiful and tall.

5. Write a sentence about your dad(use an AR verb)

Ej. My dad uses the telephone

6. Write a sentence about your other family members (you chose)

Ej. My dogs are crazy but beautiful.

Escribir

1. A shirt2. Some shirts3. A shoe4. My shoes5. The older sister6. The younger brothers7. A fat uncle8. Our aunts