11/9/2013Created by Julie M. Phares Unidad 3 Etapa 2 El comparativo –de diferenciade diferencia –de igualidadde igualidad.

más + adjective/adverb/noun + que
You need to improve the way you write and think in Spanish - Time This is an interactive presentation. You need your work sheet, your pencil, and your.
How to tell time in Spanish
Telling Time (Cómo decir la hora).
Possession using “de” In Spanish, ‘s does not exist. So to show possession, we use the word “de” For example: Maria’s cat El gato de Maria The cat of Maria.
Ir=to go.
Cap. 6 ¿Cómo es tu familia? Describing a family.
Los adjetivos posesivos
ESPAÑOL UNO: CAPÍTULO 6 TENER.
Los Verbos Reflexivos en español….
PRESENTACIÓN LA CASA. The house has o two bedrooms, o a living room, o a kitchen, o a bathroom, o a patio and o a garage. La casa TIENE o dos alcobas,
Possessive Adjectives
If there is no s in Spanish to show ownership, what do they use instead?
Ir + a + infinitive Going to gonna do something.
Talking about what you need ¿Qué necesitas? necesitar- to need.
Hagan ahora: (Do Now)
Comparing Equal Quantities. Look at these examples of comparing equal quantities: I have as much money as you, They have as many horses as us, and I run.
Los Verbos Reflexivos en español….
Repaso: Los adjetivos posesivos
Los adjetivos posesivos
Adjetivos Posesivos.
Adjetivos Posesivos.
Comparative Forms Inequality… más (more)
El Verbo “GUSTAR” w/ I.O. clarifiers
Comparatives.
Asking Questions.
El Verbo GUSTAR En español gustar significa to be pleasing In English, the equivalent is to like.
Speaker 1: 1. Circle the correct form of TO BE in English (am, are or is). 2. Fill in the correct form of ESTAR in Spanish (estoy, estás, está, estamos,
The Present Tense of ir (to go)
SPANISH I 4 th Six Weeks Vocabulary. -astro(a) Step ___ Ex. Brother Stepbrother hermano hermanastro.
El verbo estar to be. Lets review the persons yo I nosotros we tú you (friend/family) vosotros (yall) él/ella/usted (he/she/you) ellos/ustedes (they,
Comparativo y superlativo
Tener (to have) Venir (to come) (de/a)
4.1 Present tense of ir El verbo ir (to go) Asking and telling (to where) someone is going To ask: ¿Adónde + ir + subject ? To tell: Subject + ir + a +
3.4 Present tense of tener and venir Tener (to have) Venir (to come) (de/a) Forms and uses of two common irregular present tense verbs.
Seventh grade final exam review. Translate: Rubio Alto Travieso BlondeTallmischievous.
These are my books. Those are yours. I saw their car in the garage. Have you seen ours? I ate my cookie yesterday. Did George eat ______? We went to our.
Los interrogativos.
Capítulo 6B Los Mandatos.
Español 4 Honores: Unidad 9 Gramática E y F. To compare things with one another: more than, less than, as…as Comparing people, activities, or things.
En mi colegio Capítulo 4-2. un partido a game un concierto a concert.
Possessive Adjectives
Ch. 6 – La Familia y su casa. Spanish 1and 2 – Mr. Silva January 2014.
La Familia y Su Casa Chapter 6 Eva y Pilar. La Familia Abuelo(a) – grandfather/mother Padre/madre – father/mother Hermano(a) – brother/sister Tío(a) –
Expressing possession
Making Comparisons. To compare unequal or unalike persons, places and things, Spanish uses más (more) or menos (less) -¿Enrique, eres más alto que tu.
FAMILIES (Familias) Santiago Bilingual Primary School. La Línea. Spain.
T RABAJO DE TIMBRE Translate to Spanish. 1. I am (not) tall. 2. He plays baseball. 3. We go to school. 4. They rest on the weekends. 5. I want to go for.
La Hora.
martes el 21 de enero Mi familia come en el dormitorio.
Compare and Contrast Its like this and like that, yeah!
Los Verbos Reflexivos en español… Los Verbos Reflexivos In the reflexive construction, the subject is also the object A person does as well as receives.
El Verbo “GUSTAR” En español gustar significa “to be pleasing” In English, the equivalent is “to like”
Los adjetivos demostrativos adjetivos demostrativos.
Apuntes de mayo Comparaciones Comparisons México es más grande que Guatemala. Mexico is bigger than Guatemala. La apariencia es menos importante.
Mucho vs. ¿Cuánto? (pg. 54) (Asking and stating how many things there are when describing something)
PersonEnglish Adjectives- Singular Adjectives– PluralYoMyMi Mis TúYourTu Tus Él / Ud His / Your (formal) Su Sus Ella / Ud Her / Your (formal)
7th grade-TENER review with family vocabulary
Chapter 1 Part 1. Vocabulario Part 1 Como te llamas?- What’s your name? Como se llama usted?- What’s your name? (to an adult) Me llamo…- My name is… Soy…-
Nothing Compares To You!
Compariciones en español. unequal comparisons differences between people/things más + adjective, adverb or noun + que (more) (than) Los estudiantes están.
Comparaciones - simplificado Unidad 3a. Unequal comparisons más que menos que -erless Moreless than More than.
Question words Sra. Kemp Directions: 1.Click on Slide Show on the tool bar. Then, click on From beginning. 2.Click to move on to the next flashcard. 3.Look.
Comparatives.
Unequal comparisons.
 Comparisons are used to compare two people or things. In English, we form them by adding –er to the end of a word or by using the words more, less,
La forma comparativa con ADJETIVOS Chapter 1B -Grammar.
Unidad 3.2.  In this lesson you learn to  To talk about family  Ask and tell ages  Express possession with de  Give dates  Make comparisons  Learn.
Tener que and Ir a To tell what you have to do And What you are going to do.