¡Me gusta el tiempo libre! lunes, 7 de marzo de 2016 UNIDAD 3 – ETAPA 1 ¡Me gusta el tiempo libre!

Communication lunes, 7 de marzo de 2016 Learning Targets: Communication I can discuss leisure activities. I can express basic actions and feelings. I can express what just happened. I can say where you are coming from. I can carry on a phone conversation. I can say what someone likes/dislikes to do

lunes, 7 de marzo de 2016 Grammar Learning Targets: I can conjugate and use the verb estar to express feelings. I can conjugate and use the verb venir to say where you are coming from. I can conjugate and use the verb acabar + de + infinitive to say that something just happened. I can conjugate the verb Gustar + infinitive to say what someone likes to do.

lunes, 7 de marzo de 2016 El Campanero Culture Question Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs Venir: Yo al estadio de fútbol Mi mamá a pintar la casa Mis primas __________ al concierto Mi tía y yo al parque Culture Question ¿Dónde esta localizada la Plaza del Zócalo?

lunes, 7 de marzo de 2016 El Campanero Culture Question Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs Venir: Yo vengo al estadio de fútbol Mi mamá viene a pintar la casa Mis primas _vienen_ al concierto Mi tía y yo venimos al parque Culture Question ¿Dónde esta localizada la Plaza del Zócalo? (Guatemala y Belice)

lunes, 7 de marzo de 2016 Agenda Closing: El Campanero/Culture Question Apuntes infinitives. Page No. 69 in your journal Apuntes Acabar de … Page No. 70 in your journal Videot: h://youtu.beBZalafcGNk /1tps Examples of how to use Acabar de.. from ppt Closing: Practice Acabar de + infinitive from ppt. Students complete Acabar de + infinitive activity WS#5. Unidad 3/Etapa 1

Infinitives that you are familiar with- abrir aprender beber tomar compartir comprar comprender descansar enseñar escuchar estudiar hablar hacer mirar oír preparar recibir terminar vender ver visitar vivir Index Murphy

Please label the following pages in your journal: Page 70 Apuntes: Saying what just happened with Acabar de Page 70 Práctica Saying what just happened Page Apuntes: Saying what someone likes to do using gustar Page WS: Práctica: Saying what someone likes to do using gustar

Conjugating the verb acabar Journal Page yo acabo nosotros acabamos tú acabas vosotros acabais Ud. acaba Uds. acaban él acaba ellos acaban ella acaba ellas acaban Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive I have just studied. For Example: I have just studied. Acabo de estudiar. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive I have just drunk. How would you say: I have just drunk. Acabo de beber. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive I have just seen. How would you say: I have just seen. Acabo de ver. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive How would you say: I have just made the bed Acabo de Hacer la cama Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive Oír los pajaros How would you say: I have just heard the birds Acabo de Oír los pajaros Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive I have just lived. How would you say: I have just lived. Acabo de vivir. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive How would you say: I have just received a good news Acabo de Recibir buenas noticias. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive I have just sold. How would you say: I have just sold. Acabo de vender. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive I have just bought. How would you say: I have just bought. Acabo de comprar. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive I have just finished. How would you say: I have just finished. Acabo de terminar. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive We have just finished. How would you say: We have just finished. Acabamos de terminar. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive We have just bought. How would you say: We have just bought. Acabamos de comprar. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive We have just seen. How would you say: We have just seen. Acabamos de ver. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive We have just received. How would you say: We have just received. Acabamos de recibir. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive We have just sold. How would you say: We have just sold. Acabamos de vender. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive They have just sold. How would you say: They have just sold. Acaban de vender. Index Murphy

They have just prepared. to have just ________ + + acabar de infinitive How would you say: They have just prepared. Acaban de preparar. Index Murphy

They have just finished. to have just ________ + + acabar de infinitive How would you say: They have just finished. Acaban de terminar. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive They have just rested. How would you say: They have just rested. Acaban de descansar. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive I have just rested. How would you say: I have just rested. Acabo de descansar. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive I have just understood. How would you say: I have just understood. Acabo de comprender. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive I have just taught. How would you say: I have just taught. Acabo de enseñar. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive I have just listened. How would you say: I have just listened. Acabo de escuchar. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive I have just made. How would you say: I have just made. Acabo de hacer. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive He has just made. How would you say: He has just made. Acaba de hacer. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive He has just studied. How would you say: He has just studied. Acaba de estudiar. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive He has just heard. How would you say: He has just heard. Acaba de oír. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive She has just seen. How would you say: She has just seen. Acaba de ver. Index Murphy

+ + to have just ________ acabar de infinitive How would you say: You (tú) have just seen. Acabas de ver. Index Murphy

You (tú) have just taken. to have just ________ + + acabar de infinitive How would you say: You (tú) have just taken. Acabas de tomar. Index Murphy

You (tú) have just watched. to have just ________ + + acabar de infinitive How would you say: You (tú) have just watched. Acabas de mirar. Index Murphy

You (Uds) have just watched. to have just ________ + + acabar de infinitive How would you say: You (Uds) have just watched. Acaban de mirar. Index Murphy

You (Uds.) have just drunk. to have just ________ + + acabar de infinitive How would you say: You (Uds.) have just drunk. Acaban de beber. Index Murphy

You (Uds.) have just shared. to have just ________ + + acabar de infinitive How would you say: You (Uds.) have just shared. Acaban de compartir. Index Murphy

You (Uds.) have just learned. to have just ________ + + acabar de infinitive How would you say: You (Uds.) have just learned. Acaban de aprender. Index Murphy

You (Uds) have just understood. to have just ________ + + acabar de infinitive How would you say: You (Uds) have just understood. Acaban de comprender. Index Murphy

¿Qué acaban de hacer?

Acaban de bailar

¿Qué acaba de hacer? (Caminar)

Acaba de caminar

¿Qué acaba de hacer?

Acaba de cantar

¿Qué acaba de hacer?

Acaba de comer

¿Qué acaba de hacer? Bla, bla, bla

Acaba de hablar

¿Qué acaban de hacer?

Acaban de correr

¿Qué acaba de hacer?

Acaba de mirar

¿Qué acaba de hacer?

Acaba de escribir

¿Qué acaban de hacer?

Acaban de cantar

¿Qué acaba de hacer?

Acaba de hacer hombres de nieve (snowmen)

¿Qué acaban de hacer?

Acaban de llamar

¿Qué acaba de hacer?

Acaba de llevar un sombrero

¿Qué acaba de hacer?

Acaba de patinar

¿Qué acaba de hacer? ( TOCAR )

Acaba de tocar música / la guitarra

¿Qué acaba de hacer?

Acaba de trabajar

martes, 8 de marzo de 2016 El Campanero Culture Question Translate each sentence using “acabar de + infinitive”: You just came from the airport. Roberto and Claudia just studied for the test. Hermila (f) just bought a house in downtown. My friends and I just read a book in the library Culture Question ¿Cúando es el Día de Independencia de México?

martes, 8 de marzo de 2016 El Campanero Culture Question Translate each sentence using “acabar de + infinitive”: Usted acaba de venir del aeropuerto. Roberto y Claudia acaban de estudiar para el examen. Hermila (f) acaba de comprar una casa en el centro. Mis amigos y yo acabamos de leer un libro en la biblioteca. Culture Question ¿Cúando es el Día de Independencia de México? (el 16 de septiembre)

martes, 8 de marzo de 2016 Agenda Closing: El Campanero/Culture Question Closing: Practice Acabar de + infinitive from ppt. Students complete Acabar de + infinitive activity WS#5. Students receive BAILANDO CON LAS ESTRELLAS Project Rubric.

miercoles, 9 de marzo de 2016 El Campanero Culture Question Translate each sentence using Acabar de: We just ate burritos. They just talked with the teacher. I just worked on my homework. You just read a magazine. Culture Question ¿Qué es la comida que se come durante Navidad en casas México-Americanas?

miercoles, 9 de marzo de 2016 El Campanero Culture Question Translate each sentence using Acabar de: We just ate burritos. Acabo de comer burritos They just talked with the teacher. Ellos acaban de hablar con la(el) profesora I just worked on my homework. Yo acabo de trabajar en mi tarea. You just read a magazine. Usted acaba de leer una revista Culture Question ¿Qué es la comida que se come durante Navidad en casas México-Americanas?

Agenda miercoles, 9 de marzo 2016 El Campanero/Culture Question Students finish Acabar de + infinitive activity WS#5.

Gustar y verbos similares The backwards verbs

El verbo gustar En español gustar significa “to be pleasing” In English, the equivalent is “to like”

El verbo gustar Por ejemplo: In English we say: “I like Spanish.” En español decimos: “To me, Spanish is pleasing.”

I like basketball. En español: In English: “basketball” is the subject “I” is the subject “like” is the verb “basketball” is the direct object (thing that is pleasing to person) En español: “basketball” is the subject “to please” is the verb “me” is the indirect object (person who is doing the liking)

El Verbo Gustar The form of the verb gustar (gusta or gustan) does not depend on who does the liking, but depends on what is liked or what is pleasing.

Who is doing the “liking”? El verbo gustar Who is doing the “liking”? Indirect Object Pronouns (person to whom it is pleasing):

El verbo gustar

Construcción singular de GUSTAR (A mí) me (A ti) te (A él/ella/Ud.) le …el libro GUSTA …nadar (A nosotros) nos …el chocolate (A vosotros) os (A ellos/as) les

Construcción plural de GUSTAR (A mí) me (A ti) te (A él/ella/Ud.) le …los libros GUSTAN (A nosotros) nos …los árboles (A vosotros) os (A ellos/as) les

“Fruit is very pleasing to me.” ¿Te gusta la fruta o la ensalada mucho? Me gusta mucho la fruta. “I like fruit a lot.” “Fruit is very pleasing to me.”

¿Qué no te gusta? No, me gusta la música clásica. “I don’t like classical music.” “Classical music is not pleasing to me.”

¿Te gustan los deportes? Sí, pero me gustan más las clases. “Yes, but I like classes more.” “Classes are more pleasing to me.”

¿Cómo se dice? “You (familiar) like Italian food.” Te gusta la comida italiana. “Italian food is pleasing to you (familiar)

“Spanish is pleasing to him.” ¿Cómo se dice? “He likes Spanish.” (A él) le gusta el español. “Spanish is pleasing to him.”

¿Cómo se dice? “She doesn’t like homework.” (A ella) no le gusta la tarea “Homework is not pleasing to her.”

¿Cómo se dice? “We like volleyball a lot.” Nos gusta mucho el voleibol. “Volleyball is very pleasing to us.”

¿Cómo se dice? “They don’t like jazz.” (A ellos) no les gusta el jazz. “Jazz music is not pleasing to them.”

¿Cómo se dice en español? I like swimming. Elena likes tennis. We don’t like English class. Carlos and Miguel like sports. Do you like Chinese food? I like pizza a lot, but I like chocolate more. Me gusta la natación. (A Elena) le gusta el tenis. No nos gusta la clase de inglés. (A Carlos y a Miguel) les gustan los deportes. ¿Te gusta la comida de china? Me gusta mucho la pizza, pero me gusta más el chocolate.

Me gusta mucho la música rock. ¿Qué te gusta mucho? Me gusta mucho la música rock.

¿Te gusta el fútbol o el tenis? Me gusta el fútbol.

A Juan le gusta la ensalada. ¿Qué le gusta a Juan? A Juan le gusta la ensalada.

¿Qué les gusta a los chicos? A los chicos les gusta la natación.

jueves, 10 de marzo 2016 (A mi) ____ _________ los refrescos. El Campanero: Complete each sentence with the correct form or GUSTAR (A mi) ____ _________ los refrescos. (A usted) ____ ________ correr en el parque. (A ellos) _____ ________ la ensalada. (A Nosotros) _____ _________ venir a la escuela. Culture Question ¿Cómo se llama la casa del Gobernador de Puerto Rico?

jueves, 10 de marzo 2016 El Campanero: Complete each sentence with the correct form or GUSTAR (A mi) me gustan los refrescos. (A usted) le gusta correr en el parque. (A ellos) les gusta la ensalada. (A Nosotros) nos gusta venir a la escuela. Culture Question ¿Cómo se llama la casa del Gobernador de Puerto Rico? La fortaleza

Agenda jueves, 10 de marzo 2016 El Campanero/Culture Question Students complete gustar + infinitive gustar + noun activity WS#6. Students meet in groups to plan BAILANDO CON LAS ESTRELLAS.

FELIZ DESCANSO DE PRIMAVERA viernes, 11 de marzo 2016 El Campanero NONE FELIZ DESCANSO DE PRIMAVERA Culture Question

Agenda viernes, 11 de marzo 2016 Quiz over acabar de + infinitive Students meet with the groups to practice BAILANDO CON LAS ESTRELLAS