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.

SER vs. ESTAR Página 253. SER means to be ESTAR means to be Since they both mean the same thing…. How do you know when to use SER or ESTAR?
SER vs. ESTAR Página 21.
Define, conjugate and give an example of each of the following verbs’ use in 1st and 3rd person singular: IR HACER ESTAR SER.
Indirect Object pronouns IDOPs. Que es un IDOP? The indirect object (IDOP) tells us where the direct object (DOP) is going. The indirect object (IDOP)
Possessive Adjectives
Por El Señor Redaelli. yo I tú you (familiar) usted you (formal) él he ella she.
If there is no s in Spanish to show ownership, what do they use instead?
Los adjetivos posesivos
Ser vs. estar.
Students will: ask for and give names. understand the difference between addressing someone formally and informally. ask how others are doing and respond.
El verbo IR To go. El verbo IR The verb IR means to go. The verb IR means to go. The verb IR is irregular in the present tense. The verb IR is irregular.
What is a subject pronoun? A subject pronoun is a personal pronoun that can be used as the subject of verbs.
Page 5 Realidades 2 The Verb SER.
Direct Object Pronouns. A direct object is the person or thing in a sentence that receives the action of the verb.
Page 107 Realidades 1 ESTAR The Verb Estar Estar is considered an IRREGULAR verb because it does not follow the pattern of Ar verb exactly. It means.
Los adjetivos posesivos Possessive Adjectives. What are they? Possessive adjectives are used to show ownership of objects or relationships among people.
Double Object Pronouns. What is a pronoun? Replaces the noun in the sentence. What are pronouns we know in Spanish? Subject Pronouns: Yo,tú, él, ella,
Objective: to be able to identify subjects and proper conjugations. Bellwork: Bellwork: 1.Where were the 2 men from that were trying to illegally immigrate?
POSSESSION.
Indirect Objects.
SER vs. ESTAR Página 21. SER means to be ESTAR means to be Since they both mean the same thing…. How do you know when to use SER or ESTAR?
p. 61 “Definite and Indefinite Articles”
Adjetivos Posesivos.
Adjetivos Posesivos.
Subject Pronouns & Ser.
Los Adjetivos Posesivos Possessive Adjectives. Possession the + NOUN + de + __(who/what)__ the + NOUN + de + __(who/what)__ no such thing as s no such.
Verbs like GUSTAR First here are our indirect object pronouns in Spanish, which we use with these type of verbs: me(me)nos (us) te(you) le (him/her/you.
Definite Articles ___ chico ___tarea _____papeles _____lecciones exceptions ____mapa ____día Maculine (o) Feminine(a,ión,tad,dad)
you are (form.); he / she is
Possessive Adjectives (Los adjetivos posesivos). mi tu su nuestro vuestro su (s) os, (a, as) os,(a,as) (s) These are two-form adjectives, which agree.
Los Adjetivos Posesivos
The Present Tense of ser (to be) (El tiempo presente del verbo ser)
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,
Al / del Spanish contractions. to the, at + time, personal a + the singularplural singularplural m- al (not a el) a los m- al (not a el) a los f - a laa.
THIS IS With Host... Your Vocabulario de & Artículos Describing things ¿por qué? & porque Gustar Random.
2B-3 Plural nouns and articles And showing ownership/possession And a review of contractions.
The prepositions AL and DEL The preposition a means to or towards. When used with the article el the contraction AL (a + el = to the ) is formed due to.
Capítulo 5A- Apuntes #2 Adjetivos Posesivos.
LA GRAM ÁTICA EN ACCIÓN 2 THE VERB GUSTAR, ¿POR QUÉ?, PORQUE, AND DE ¿Por qué? Porque es tu cumplea ños. A e llos les gustan las fiestas. Me gusta mucho.
Me gusta…. How to talk about what we like Me gusta leer. Te gusta leer. Le gusta leer. Nos gusta leer. Os gusta leer. Les gusta leer. I like to read.
Martes, el trece de octubre. Talk about daily activities Vocabulary p. 51 of textbook Tell where people are from Use subject pronouns to replace the subject.
 The word “a” means “to” or “at”  “a” contracts with “el” to become one word “al”  Remember the drop smoosh rule?
Possessive Adjectives
THIS IS With Host... Your Vocabulario de & Artículos Describing things ¿por qué? & porque Gustar Random.
Power Point created by Mrs. Rivera.  To introduce people and say where they are from.  To ask where someone is from.  To say who someone is.
Page 258 Realidades 1 SER vs. ESTAR SER VS. ESTAR You already know the verb ESTAR. It means “to be”
Yo tú usted él ella nosotros nosotras ustedes ellos ellas GC 1: Los pronombres.
Capítulo 3B – Apuntes #2 SER. Ser means to be refers to characteristics/conditions that do not change (permanent): a.Who a person is or what a person.
The verb to be. WHAT IS IT USED FOR?HOW DO YOU USE SER?  To identify a person  To saw where someone is from. Yo soyNosotros(as) somos Tú eresVosotros(as)
The Preposition “de” Spanish 1 Chapter 2. The Preposition “de” “De” is used to sho possession or relationship. “De” mean “of” or “from” – Es el carro.
 SER VS. ESTAR Señora Hoffman-Fields Spanish I. Ser and Estar both mean TO BE.
“To Be or Not to Be!” Power 1 Ser and Estar both mean TO BE. But they may not be used interchangeably Power 2 Ser Yo soy Nosotros somos Tú eresUds., ellos.
Spanish I- Unit 1 Chapter 1- Vocabulary I.
The preposition DE – pg. 64 “De” can mean “from” ORIGIN: ¿De dónde eres? Soy de Ecuador. (Where from) “De” can also mean “of” GENRE/KIND: los libros de.
En el vecindarioGramática 1 Repaso: Uses of ser Preview Uses of ser.
The Handy Preposition De
1. Spanish has two verbs that mean to be. They are ___ and _____
The Preposition “De” OF/FROM Ch. 2 - De and Del.
The Verb Ser ¡Órale!.
ESTAR= to be.
“To Be or Not to Be!” Yo soy Nosotros somos Uds., ellos ellas son
Repaso: Uses of ser Preview Uses of ser.
Subject pronoun/pronombres en Español
¿Por qué? Why?.
Que es esto vs. Quien Es? Por Senora Patterson.
Spanish I Chapter 1 Gramática 1-2 Page 24
Gramática 1.2 Subject Pronouns.
Mean the same thing… or do they?
The verb SER SER means “to be” SER is an irregular verb