Capítulo 9 En el mercado. I CAN ASK FOR AND GIVE DIRECTIONS Primer paso.

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Capítulo 9 En el mercado

I CAN ASK FOR AND GIVE DIRECTIONS Primer paso

Mandatos formales (formal commands) (usted or ustedes) 1.Used to tell a person (persons) not familiar to you to do something 2.To form: a. Start with YO form in present tense b. Drop the o c. Add the opposite vowel -ar verbs-----E -er/-ir verbs-----A

3.Add N to make command plural (ustedes) 4.Put No in front to make it negative. hablo: hablehablenno hable(n) leo:lealeanno lea(n) escribo: escribaescribanno escriba(n)

5.Verbs with spelling changes -carc—qubuscobusque busquen -garg—gujuegojuegue jueguen -zarz—cempiezoempiece empiecen

6.Irregular verbs (YO form doesn’t end in –o D I S H E S Dardéden Irvayavayan Serseasean Haberhayahayan Estarestéestén Sabersepasepan

7.Position of pronouns a. In negative commands between no and command no lo hable b. In affirmative commands attached to end léala escríbalo lávese 1,2,3 Rule: When adding 1 pronoun to commands of 2 or more syllables, count back 3 vowels and add an accent mark.

Prueba 9.1 Grammar and Vocabulary A.Select the expression from word bank to complete the sentence. B.Look at picture and identify the person or place described. C.Supply the correct formal command—singular, plural, affirmative, negative.

I CAN ASK FOR HELP IN A STORE I CAN TALK ABOUT HOW CLOTHES LOOK AND FIT. Segundo paso

¿Cliente o dependiente? 1.¿Me puede atender, por favor? 2.¿Dónde están los sombreros? 3.Lo siento, ya no nos quedan más camisetas azules? 4.¿Cómo le queda el vestido, señora? 5.¿Qué número usa usted? 6.Me puedo probar estos pantalones? 7.Le queda un poco grande esa camisa. ¿Quiere probarse otra? 8. ¿Tienen esta blusa en verde?

Repaso de comparaciones más + adjetivo + quemore…than menos + adjetivo + queless…than tan + adjetivo + comoas…as (Adjective agrees with first item in the set.) caro, ancho, estrecho, bonito, largo, delgado, amable

1.Las sandalias son más estrechas que los zapatos deportivos. 2. Los chicos son menos amables que las chicas. 3.La chica delgada es tan bonita como la chica menos delgada. 4.El suéter a rayas es tan cómodo como el suéter a cuadras.

¿Cómo les queda? (How does it look on them? 1.¿Qué lleva? 2.¿De qué color es/son? 3.¿Cómo le queda? 4.¿Hace juego con…? 5.¿Está de moda?

el númeroel clienteel escaparate el cajeroel par deel probador la talla el dependiente la etiqueta

Prueba 9.2 Listening Listen to a conversation between a customer and a store clerk. Select the best answer. Reading Read about a girl’s shopping experience and then choose the best answer. Grammar and Vocabulary A.Complete sentences with comparisons indicated. B.B. Read statements and label C for cliente or D for dependiente.