Subject Pronouns NOSOTROS NOSOTRAS - WE YO - I TÚ - YOU (inf.)

Introducción: 7/8 de septiembre

Conjugating Verbs! So far, you know that hablar means to speak. Conjugating a verb means that you take the verb out of the infinitive form (hablar-to speak)

Yo voy a la escuela. (I go to school.)

Singular Subjects Yo - I Tú - You (informal, singular) Él - He Ella -She Usted (Ud) - You (formal, singular)

Present tense –ar, -er, & -ir Verbs Spanish II. yo = nosotros = tú = Usted (Ud.) =Ustedes(Uds.) = (él, ella)(ellos, ellas) I You (familiar) You (formal)

Subject Pronouns & Ser Spanish II.

Subject Pronouns. Yo = I Yo = I Tú = you (informal-inf.) Tú = you (informal-inf.) (familiar-fam.) (familiar-fam.) Él = he Él = he Ella = she Ella = she.

Subject Pronouns Yo = I Tú - you (familiar) Usted - you (formal)

U1E1 personal pronouns ser.

Subject Pronouns and AR verbs. Who is the subject of a sentence? How can we substitute the subject and still make sense? Ex:

The verb llevar – to wear

Conjugating Verbs. Conjugation: adding endings to verbs that reflect subject and tense.

“To Be” verbs in Spanish

CONJUGATING Regular –ar verbs. CONJUGATING –AR VERBS  Infinitives are verbs that are not assigned a subject.  Conjugating is assigning a subject to.

Los verbos que terminan en -ar I You (informal) He or It (masculine) She or It (feminine) You (formal) We (masculine or masc & fem. mixed) We (feminine)

VERBOS Nombre: ____________________ el tres de noviembre de dos mil catorce.

Yo = I Tú = You Él = he Ella = she Ud. = You (formal) Nosotros/Nosotras = We Ustedes (Uds.) = You plural Ellos / Ellas = They Subject Pronouns.

Ser To be or not to be….

Subject Prounouns Ser Add to notes #26. Subject Pronouns Yo = I Yo = I Tú = You familiar Tú = You familiar Él = He Él = He Ella = She Ella = She Usted.

Copy the white notes.  There are three types of verbs in the Spanish language. Verbs that end in –ar, -er, and –ir  Example: hablar, comer, escribir.