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Subject Pronouns and Regular –AR Verb Conjugation The most important grammar presentation you will have this school year.

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1 Subject Pronouns and Regular –AR Verb Conjugation The most important grammar presentation you will have this school year.

2 First, let’s talk about the subjects. Subjects are the person or thing in the sentence that performs the action (verb). Without a subject, you do not have a complete sentence. Subjects come in two forms: singular (one person or thing) and plural (more than one person or thing).

3 Before we get started, make sure that you have TWO DIFFERENT COLORS for the rest of the presentation and that you use the same two colors for today and tomorrow.

4

5 I YOU (familiar) YOU (polite) HE WE YOU ALL (used in Spain) YOU ALL THEY SHE

6 Now open the doors! We are going to be writing on the backs of the doors, not on the solid part in the middle.

7 Yo Tú Usted (Ud.) Él Ella Make sure you draw a dotted line on the inside of the door, but NOT on the solid part in the middle.

8 Nosotros Nosotras Vosotros Vosotras Ustedes (Uds.) Ellos Ellas Make sure you draw a dotted line on the inside of the door, but NOT on the solid part in the middle.

9 Let’s practice. On your white board write the correct subject pronoun for the situation.

10 Sr. Perez (talking about him) Él

11 Talking to your friend Tú

12 The principal (talking to him) Usted (Ud.)

13 Talking about myself Yo

14 My mom (talking about her) Ella

15 Talking about my teachers Ellos (if my teachers are all male or mixed) Ellas (if my teachers are all female)

16 Talking to three of my friends Ustedes (Uds.)

17 My sister and I Nosotros (if “I” am a male) Nosotras (if “I” am a female)

18 So… what do you remember? What is the subject of a sentence? Subjects come in ____ form and ____ form. Singular forms are on the _____ side of the conjugation box. How do you say “you” when addressing an authority figure? How do you say “they” when it’s a guy and a girl? Which “you all” are we using in class?

19 But a subject is only part of a complete sentence! The other (more important) half is having a… CONJUGATED VERB.

20 Saquen sus “libritos de notas” y ábranlos a la página 15. Uds. van a escribir algunas definiciones.

21 Conjugation… what is it? The act of assigning a to an infinitive. SUBJECT Infinitives… remember those? They show ACTION ONLY and end in -IR-ER-AR

22 The verbs we are working with are REGULAR –AR verbs. PATTERN. These verbs are considered “regular” because they follow a The “pattern” is what you are going to write on the solid block of 6 squares in your foldable.

23 Before we get started, make sure that you have the same TWO COLORS from yesterday. You will use them for the rest of the presentation.

24 -O-O - AS -A-A NO dotted line this time. We are writing on the left side only right now.

25 - AMOS - ÁIS - AN NO dotted line this time. We are writing on the right side only right now.

26 NOSOTROS = -AMOS NOSOTRAS Uds. ELLOS = -AN ELLAS ÉL ELLA = -A Ud. TÚ = -AS YO = -O VOSOTROS = -ÁIS VOSOTRAS

27 NOSOTROS NOSOTRAS Uds. ELLOS ELLAS ÉL ELLA Ud. TÚ YO VOSOTROS VOSOTRAS NADAR – TO SWIM NADARO NADARAS NADARA NADARAMOS NADARÁIS NADARAN I swim. You swim. He/She swims. / You swim.They swim. / You (all) swim You (all) swim. We swim.

28 NOSOTROS NOSOTRAS Uds. ELLOS ELLAS ÉL ELLA Ud. TÚ YO VOSOTROS VOSOTRAS BAILAR – TO DANCE BAILARO BAILARAS BAILARA BAILARAMOS BAILARÁIS BAILARAN I dance. You dance. He/She dances. / You dance. We dance. You (all) dance. They dance. / You (all) dance.

29 Vamos a practicar más hoy con las conjugaciones. ¡Y vamos a hacer parte de la tarea al mismo tiempo! Abran el paquete rosado a Actividad I.

30 Para Actividad I, escribe la forma correcta del verbo para el sujecto escrito. No es necesario comprender que quiere decir los verbos para conjugar.

31 ESTUDIAR (tú) Estudias

32 BAILAR (usted) Baila

33 INVITAR (ellos) Invitan

34 LLAMAR (nosotros) Llamamos

35 NECESITAR (yo) Necesito

36 BUSCAR (mi papá) Busca

37 DESEAR (ella) Desea

38 ESPERAR (Verónica) Espera

39 LLEVAR (los animales) Llevan

40 GASTAR (yo) Gasto

41 CUIDAR (El Sr. Sanchez) Cuida

42 REGRESAR (ellos) Regresan

43 SACAR (yo) Saco

44 PASAR (tú y yo) Pasamos

45 COMPRAR (Mónica y tú) Compran

46 Saquen los libritos de apuntes y ábranlos a la página 15.

47 Regular verbs are verbs that follow a… PATTERN

48 Conjugation… what is it? The act of assigning a subject to an infinitive.

49 What is an infinitive? An unconjugated verb, shows action only. Ends in -AR -ER -IR

50 NADAR - yo NADO

51 USAR - nosotros USAMOS

52 DIBUJAR - tú DIBUJAS

53 CANTAR - ellos CANTAN

54 ¿Comprendes todo? Si necesitas ayuda, visítame durante el almuerzo.

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