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¡¡¡TPRS!!! Por favor, saca una hoja de papel y la crucigrama (crossword) del viernes pasado…tenemos mucho que hacer hoy!
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TPRS: Total Physical Response Storytelling This is where the speaking & listening skills really come in!!!
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Grading 3 days per week Participation is a MUST (includes repeating after the teacher, doing the hand gestures, working with your partner, writing when you’re supposed to be writing, etc.) A pop quiz over the words and gestures is possible ANY day you come in to class
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TPRS Day 1 Había – there was / there were Gato - cat Que se llamaba – whose name was Un día – one day Estaba andando- He/She/It was walking En la calle – in the street Vio - He/She/It saw Humo - smoke Hospital - hospital Gritó - He/She/It yelled, screamed Socorro – Help! Salió volado - He/She/It sped away (took off running)
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Había un gato que se llamaba Groucho. Un día, Groucho estaba andando en la calle y vio humo en el hospital. Gritó “Socorro” y salió volado al hospital.
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Notes on Ser/Ir in the Preterite Tense (i.e. Past Tense) Preterite means that the verbs are in the past tense. In Spanish, there are 2 past tenses. On a basic level, the Preterite tense is used for one-time events in the past, or for specific events in the past (we know when, where, or for how long it took place) Ser /Ir Ser and Ir have the SAME conjugations in the Preterite tense. So words like “was/were” (ser) and “went” (ir +a) are expressed with the following conjugations. Yo fuiNosotros fuimos Tu fuisteVosotros fuisteis El, Ella, Ud. fue Ellos, Ellas, Uds. fueron
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