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DISCUSSING THINGS A FAMILY DOES TOGETHER 6.2. New Verbs & Review To do To go out To eat dinner To visit To travel Hacer Salir Cenar Visitar Viajar.

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1 DISCUSSING THINGS A FAMILY DOES TOGETHER 6.2

2 New Verbs & Review To do To go out To eat dinner To visit To travel Hacer Salir Cenar Visitar Viajar

3 What do you guys do during the weekend? Do you guys do something during the summer? ¿Qué hacen ustedes los fines de semana? ¿Hacen ustedes algo durante el verano?

4 Example responses ¿Qué hacen ustedes los fines de semana? ¿Hacen ustedes algo durante el verano? Salimos juntos y visitamos a nuestros abuelos. Casi siempre cenamos con ellos los domingos. Sí. Siempre hacemos un viaje.

5 Extra Vocab Together A trip/vacation Juntos Un viaje

6 “YOGO” Verbs Yogo verbs are verbs that are irregular in the yo form only. Hacer Salir Hacer: Hago Haces Hace Hacemos Hacen Salir: Salgo Sales Sale Salimos Salen

7 Personal a When a direct object refers to a person who receives the action of the verb, use the “personal a” before the noun. If the direct object is a place or thing, no personal a is used. Example: Visito a mis tíos en Guatemala todos los veranos. Cuando estoy con ellos siempre visitamos las ruinas mayas.

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