PERSONA 1 İNo uses inglés! Toma turnos.. ENFERMA Tiene que ver con = it has to do with.

The Pluperfect Tense Español 3 Capítulo 5 página 178.

Present Tense of –IR Verbs The present tense of regular –ir verbs is formed by dropping infinitive ending –ir and adding the personal endings –o, -es,

Tener que – to have to ___ Use conjugations of tener for the person you are talking about Add que Add infinitive verb (not conjugated) TengoTenemos TienesTenéis.

Direct object pronouns. What is a Direct Object? The object that directly receives the action of the verb is called the direct object. The direct object.

The Verb Jugar P. 208 Realidades 1 The Verb Jugar o In Spanish, the verb jugar is used to talk about playing a sport or a game. o Even though jugar uses.

Verbs With Spelling Changes in the Present Tense P. 449 Realidades 2.

El presente perfecto. ¿Qué es el presente perfecto? The present perfect is formed by combining a helping verb (have or has) with the past participle.

Frases Útiles Señorita Schleicher.

Marco - > Pedro - > Marco- > Pedro - > Marco - > Pedro- >

The Present Perfect In English we form the present perfect tense by combining have or has with the past participle of a verb: he has seen, have you tried?,

To talk about what you have to do use tener que + infinitive

-go Verbs There is a small but very important group of verbs that we call the -go verbs. These verbs are: Hacer: to make/do Poner: to put Decir: to say.

Reflexive Verbs J. Pomar. Reflexive verb? The subject of a reflexive verb both performs and receives the action of the verb. Each subject has its corresponding.

Affirmative tú commands DO IT!!!!. Affirmative tú commands When you tell someone to do something… –Friends (amigos) –Family members (familia) –Young people.

Participios Pasados Esp. 3 H C.10. Formation Start with the infinitive Drop the last two letters Add the ADO / IDO ending.

Gustar and Gustar-like verbs By Hannah Savin and Kit Worden.

Directions: 1. Print game board. 2. Use the colored marker pieces below and a die from around the house. 3. Taking turns, roll the die and move marker.

Con To talk about doing something with someone else, the Spanish word con is used.

Time Expression with Hacer

Passive Voice with “Se”