Español 3 Aventura Capítulo 2A. Palabras Afirmativas y Negativas pp.55-57 algosomething alguiensomeone/somebody algunosome/any (un/una) siemprealways.

Slides:



Advertisements
Presentaciones similares
The present progressive is used in Spanish to express an action that is presently going on – an action in progress.
Advertisements

This is an interactive presentation
In English, the equivalent is “to like”
El pretérito The Preterite
Indirect Object Pronouns
Present Progressive: Irregular Forms
Unidad 4 Etapa 3.
Estructura Tomen apuntes
ANTE TODO Indefinite words refer to people and things that are not specific, for example, someone or something. Negative words deny the existence of people.
Direct Object Pronouns (DOPs)
EL (PRESENTE) PROGRESIVO Español 5 SER VS. ESTAR.
Affirmative and Negative Words
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns Combined Traje el bronceador. ¿Me lo puedes aplicar? (Los pronombres de complemento directo e indirecto usados juntos)
Present Progressive pp. 282, 285.
Direct Object Pronouns p The direct object (DO) is the person or thing in the sentence which directly receives the action.
Presente Progresivo “ing”
Negative and Affirmative Words
In Lección 2, you learned how to express preferences with gustar
Affirmative and Negative Words
Copyright © 2008 Vista Higher Learning. All rights reserved Indefinite words refer to people and things that are not specific, for example, someone.
Hagan Ahora ¿Qué te gusta hacer?.
Palabras afirmativas y Negativas
LosProgresivos C. 12. The Progressive Tenses are used to indicate that something is at that point in time in progress. It is made up of 2 parts: 1. conjugated.
1 The Presente Progressive Tense What are you doing right now? Spanish One ch.6B.
Negative and Indefinite Words
The Presente Progressive Tense
¿Qué están haciendo las siguientes personas?. Estar + El Participio Presente = La Construcción Progresiva.
III. Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
Time Expression with Hacer
The Present Tense of ir (to go)
DOPs y IOPs juntos DOPs & IOPs together.
El Verbo GUSTAR En español gustar means to be pleasing In English, the equivalent is to like.
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
Affirmative and Negative Words U7L1 Avancemos Affirmative Words Algo = something Tengo algo en mi mochila. Alguien = someone ¿Alguien me escucha?
Negatives. Rules Alguien and Nadie always refer to people Usually, the personal a is used when alguien and nadie are the direct object of the verb Ex.
In Lección 2, you learned how to express preferences with gustar
Indirect Objects and Indirect object pronouns. What is an Indirect object? The indirect object answers the question "To whom?" or "For whom?" the action.
The Present Progressive Tense Page 308 Realidades 1.
El Presente Progresivo (the present progressive).
Direct Object Pronouns. The direct object in a sentence receives that action of the verb. They answer Whom? or What? about the verb. Nouns used as direct.
El Presente Progresivo. Remember how you learned that to say I am talking you would write the same thing as I talk or I do talk in Spanish? Yo hablo.
Realidades 2 Apuntes #2 Affirmative and Negative Words.
Los Verbos Capítulo 1 Parte 2.
Copyright © 2008 Vista Higher Learning. All rights reserved Negative words deny the existence of people and things or contradict statements, for.
Direct Object Pronouns. What is a direct object? A direct object is a noun that directly receives the action of the verb. A direct object is a noun that.
Avancemos 2 – Unidad 1 Lección 1
p. 41 Avancemos 2 Direct Object Pronouns Direct Objects Diagram each part of these English sentences: I want that skirt. I bought some shoes. What is.
Affirmative and Negative Words Affirmative / Negative Words When you want to talk about an indefinite or negative situation you use affirmative and negative.
No hay nadie en la playa hoy. Sí, y nunca vamos a ver el mar más tranquilo. Indefinite and Negative Expressions (Expresiones indefinidas y negativas)
Negation Affirmative Statements
Los objetos directos Direct object pronouns. A direct object tells who or what receives the action of the verb. - Devolví el libro. (I returned the book,
Indirect Objects I bought that skirt for her. I gave those shoes to him. What is the subject, the verb, the direct object and the indirect object?
El Presente Progresivo
Unit 7 lesson 1 Las Palabras negativas y afirmativas.
The Present Participle The present participle conveys a sense of ongoing action. To say that something is happening right now, use the present tense.
Present Progressive Capítulo 7 Navegando.
DOUBLE OBJECT PRONOUNS Double Object Pronouns b Double Object Pronouns occur when an indirect object pronoun and a direct object pronoun are used in.
The Present Progressive. Remember we use the present tense to talk about an action that regularly takes place, or that is happening right now. ejemplo:
 Write the DLT:  DLT1: I can learn the meanings of nunca, tampoco, nada, and nadie.  DLT1: Puedo aprender las definiciones de las palabras nunca, tampoco,
THE VERBS SALIR, DECIR, AND VENIR P. 155 Realidades 2.
Los complementos directos, y los pronombres de complemento directo Direct Objects and Direct Object Pronouns.
“SE” (Passive and Impersonal Uses). Pre-Test: 1) Car for sale. 2) At what time do stores close in Spain? 3) Where are CD´s sold? (discos compactos) 4)
Chapter 1 B Grammar Neg. and Affirmative Expressions And DOP and IOP-Present Tense.
Grammar Point: Direct Object Pronouns
Los complementos indirectos
Objetivo: What are affirmative and negative words we can use to express ourselves? Hagan Ahora: Write sentences to express which of your friends or family.
Expresiones afirmativas y negativas
Direct Objects & Direct Object Pronouns An English and Spanish Lesson.
Gustos y Disgustos Aversiones.
Lección 10: Gramática Los participios pasados Pretérito perfecto
Transcripción de la presentación:

Español 3 Aventura Capítulo 2A

Palabras Afirmativas y Negativas pp algosomething alguiensomeone/somebody algunosome/any (un/una) siemprealways tambiénalso/too todavíastill yaalready yand nadanothing nadieno one/nobody ningunonone/not any (un/una) nunca/jamasnever tampoconeither/either ya nonot anymore/no longer ni..ni..neither/nor alguno and ninguno change to algún and ningún before a masculine noun. ¿Practicas algún deporte? No saqué ningún punto en el partido.

Palabras Afirmativas y Negativas también vs. tampoco Carlos habla español.Yo también.So do I. Carlos no habla francés.Yo tampoco.Neither do I. with GUSTAR A Carlos le gusta estudiar. A mí también.So do I. A Carlos no le gusta estudiar. Ni a mí tampoco.Me neither.

Palabras Afirmativas y Negativas Its true! Double negatives are used in Spanish! negative word + verbno + verb + negative word Nadie vio la película.No one saw the movie. No vi a nadie en la escuela.I didnt see anyone (no one) at school. Nunca trabajo los fines de semana. I never work on the weekends. No trabajo nunca los fines de semana.I never work on the weekends. Two or more negative words may be used in a Spanish sentence. When the negative words come before AND after the verb, no is not used. When both negative words come after the verb, no is used. Nadie dice nada.Nobody says anything (nothing). ¡No digas nada a nadie!Do not say anything (nothing) to anyone (no one).

¡A Practicar! Contesten las preguntas negativamente. Modelo: ¿Leíste algún libro? No, yo no leí ningún libro. 1.¿Hiciste algo el fin de semana pasado? 2.¿Invitaste a alguien? 3.¿Viste alguna película? 4.¿Vino alguien a tu casa? 5.¿Oíste algún disco ayer? 6.¿Fuiste alguna vez a un concierto de Enrique Iglesias? 7.¿Comiste algo bueno? 8.¿Te interesó algo especial? 9.¿Jugaste al tenis o al fútbol? 10.¿Dijo alguien algo interesante en la clase ayer? 11.¿Sacó alguien algunas fotos de la fiesta? 12.¿Practicaste la gimnasia alguna vez?

Para Practicar palabras afirmativas y negativas A Spanish Study Guide Spanish Dict. com Part 1 Youtube search results Videos para aprender Vínculos para escribir/practicar Conjuguemos #1 Conjuguemos #2 TON of practice and reading

Direct Object Pronouns p.62 Direct Objects can be both people and things. Who/What + verb=direct object I see Paul. Who do I see? What do I see? I see Paul. Paul is my direct object. Paul would be replaced with lo (masc/sing) Yo veo a Paul. I see Paul Yo lo veo.I see him Find the direct object: Yo escribo cartas todos los días. Tú haces las comidas los jueves. Los vecinos oyen la música ruidosa. Las maestras pasan los exámenes a los estudiantes. Yo ayudo a los esudiantes.

Direct Object Pronouns EspañolInglés meMe teYou (inf) lo, laYou (f), him, her, it nosUs osYou all los, lasYou all, them ¿Dónde los pongo? before the conjugated verb (Yoda way) after and attached to the infinitive (English speakers) after and attached to a gerund (ing word)

Para Practicar Los Pronombres del Complemento Directo Videos (para aprender) Spanish Tutorial TontitoFrito Parte 1 TontitoFrito Parte 2 YouTube search results Vínculos para escribir/practicar Great grammar site! BK Nelson Bowdin Grammar Conjuguemos #1 Conjuguemos #2

Indirect Object Pronouns Indirect Objects can ONLY be people or animals. Indirect Objects are the receiver of an action. Ask yourself…Do I do it to someone or for someone? If the answer is yes, then it is an indirect object. 99% of the time, if the sentence has an indirect object, it also has a direct object.

Present Progressive Actions that are taking place as you speak use the pattern: estar + present participle (ando or iendo). (gerundio) ** Estoy barriendo la terraza. Estás lavando el piso. *Estamos saliendo pronto. ar=ando er/ir =iendo Irregulars: Verbs that change in 3 rd person preterit will have the same change in the present participle: decir (dijo) diciendo dormir (durmió) durmiendo pedir (pidió) pidiendo Other irregulars include: i-y caer=cayendo traer =trayendo leer=leyendo construir = construyendo oir = oyendo ir = yendo

Present progressive with pronouns: attach at the end of the present participle (add in the accent when adding on to a word) OR place the pronoun in front of the verb estar.: Estoy construyéndola (la casa) cerca del lago. La estoy construyendo cerca del lago. In addition to estar, other verbs can be used to form the present progressive tense. The most common are: andar, continuar and seguir (i) Margarita anda limpiando la casa. (is going around cleaning) Los vecinos continúan trabajando. ( continues working) Mi abuelo sigue reparando su coche.( keeps on reparing)

Para practicar el presente progresivo By Tontito Frito:

Se Impersonal To make a generalized statement in Spanish, use se and the Ud./él/ella or the Uds. /ellos/ellas form of the verb (3 rd person). This is the equivalent to using one does, they do you do or people do in English. You are not saying specifically WHO is doing the action. En mi casa, se come muy bien. In my house, ONE eats very well. En esa tienda, se venden martillos. In that store, they sell hammers. or (hammers ARE SOLD) Note, in the 2 nd example, if the subject is plural (hammers), the verb is plural. Se is also commonly used in signs and in giving warnings. Se vende cortacésped. Lawn mower for sale. (Not saying who is selling) Se habla español. Spanish is spoken (here). (Not saying who….) No se permite entrar sin zapatos. Entering without shoes is forbidden.

A practicar el se impersonal Mira el vínculo abajo y anota 6 (oraciones)ejemplos. Escribe el inglés también. gqC9P0u7MQ&safe=active