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Hazlo Ahora/ Vamos 22/1/15 & 21/1/15 1 Fondo Cultural Read the cultural background article on page 137, and answer the questions in your journal. 2.

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2 Hazlo Ahora/ Vamos 22/1/15 & 21/1/15 1

3 Fondo Cultural Read the cultural background article on page 137, and answer the questions in your journal. 2

4 Las Preguntas 1. What three things does the woman holding the child want? 2. What does the little girl want to achieve? 3. What does the first man want? 4. What is one thing that the girls want? 5. What is one thing the man in the blue jacket wants? 6. What is one thing the young boys want? 7. What is one thing the older man wants? 8. What is the most common wish? 9. Why do you think that this is a common wish?

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6 Spanish verbs tell you two things! One, it tells you “who” is doing the action. Two, it tells you “when” the action was done. 5 The Preterite

7 6 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened is a completed action

8 7 Common phrases used in the preterite  Ayer-yesterday  Anoche-last night  La semana pasada-last week  El mes pasado-last month  Anteayer-the day before yesterday  El año pasado-last year  Day of week/month of year + pasado

9 8 Pretérito endings for -ar verbs are: yo -é tú -aste él, ella, Ud. -ó nosotros (as) -amos Vosotros (as)-asteis Ellos (as) Uds. -aron

10 Preterite verbs “er” and “ir” Yo- í Tú- iste Él, ella, Ud.- ió Nosotros- imos Ellos, ellas, Uds.- ieron 9

11 10 1. Yo (beber) el jugo de naranja. 2. Señora (bailar) merengue. 3. Ellas (hablar) en McDonalds 4. ¿Tú y tus amigos (estudiar) anoche? 5. Vosotros (trabajar) anoche. 6. Yo (cocinar) el boliche anoche muy bien. 7. Ella (cepillarse) los diente anoche. 8. Nosotros (peinarse) el pelo. 9. Yo (caminar) en las mañanas. 10. Tú (vender) las frutas. 11. Usted no (cocinar) la cena. 12. Ellos no (comer) ayer.

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