Una Fiesta de Cumpleaños

CAPÍTULO 4.
Using “de” and possessive adjectives to show ownership
Capítulo 4A A ver si recuerdas…
Capítulo 5 ¿Qué tal la familia?.
Comparativos y Superlativos
Sustantivos, artículo definido y preposicion de
Ser and Adjectives. The verb “ser” In English, “ser” is translated to mean “to be.”In English, “ser” is translated to mean “to be.” Ser is used with adjectives.
Nouns and Definite Articles & The Preposition DE.
El pretérito y el imperfecto Are both used to talk about past events.
Adjetivos Posesivos Using the word “de” and possessive adjectives to show ownership How de we show ownership in English? Talk with a friend…
Cosas en la mesa.
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.
Possessive Adjectives
Page 232 Realidades 1 Possessive Adjectives Showing Possession In Spanish there are NO apostrophes. You cannot say, for example, Jorge’s dog, (using.
¿Recuerdan? Remember: Many comparisons in English end in –er; such as bigger, smaller, taller, shorter. To relay this same meaning use the following comparisons.
Suffixes in Spanish ísimo ito.
Superlatives Page 400 Superlatives  In English, Superlatives are when we use adjectives with an “est” as a suffix.  For example, the fastest runner,
Las comparaciones comparisons
Antes de empezar There are no accents.
IOPs. Direct Object Pronouns Take the place of a direct object Direct Object receives the action of the verb In Spanish: –me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las.
Ser and Adjectives. The verb “ser” In English, “ser” is translated to mean “to be.”In English, “ser” is translated to mean “to be.” Ser is used to describe.
SABER VS. CONOCER Telling what and whom you know.
Review: Adjectives and the verb SER Para Empezar 1 Realidades 2.
 1. ¿Dónde está tu suéter?  2. Necesito comprar un traje de baño nuevo.  3. ¿Por qué llevas pantalones cortos?  4. Voy a llevar una sudadera hoy. 
Possessive Adjectives “Mi casa es su casa” p.162.
Direct Object Pronouns Español II. Direct Object Pronouns The direct object in a sentence receives the action of the verb. Nouns used as direct objects.
Possessive Adjectives  In Spanish there are NO apostrophes.  You cannot say, for example, Jorge’s dog, (using an apostrophe)
El pasado PRETERITE or IMPERFECT ?. El imperfecto Uses: Used to ____ Used to ____ Was/were ____-ing Was/were ____-ing Describing people, things or situations.
Plurals of Adjectives Los adjetivos. Just as adjectives agree with a noun depending on whether it is masculine or feminine, they also agree according.
Saber versus conocer Español II. El verbo “ saber ” Yo séNostros sabemos Tú sabesVosotros sabéis Él, ella, Ud. sabeEllos, ellas, Uds. saben.
Venir, traer, pedir, Table settings Ordering at a restaurant
Preterite of dar, ver and hacer Realidades 2 Capítulo 3A.
The Plurals of Adjectives P. 156 Realidades 1 The Plurals of Adjectives Just as adjectives agree with a noun depending on whether it’s masculine or feminine,
Possessive Adjectives. Use Possessive adjectives are used to show who owns something. Por ejemplo: Es mi libro. (It’s my book.) They can also be used.
Una Celebración A Ver Si Recuerdas Spanish 2 Chapter 4A.
Las clases de Sra. Schwarz Realidades 1. Sra. Schwarz  In Spanish, apostrophes (’) do not exist.  For example, you cannot say “Jorge’s perro,” “María’s.
Page 88 Realidades 2 Possessive Adjectives. Showing Possession In Spanish there are NO apostrophes. You cannot say, for example, Jorge’s dog,
Selena – Como la flor.
1. Spanish has two verbs that mean to be. They are ___ and _____
Possessive Adjectives
9-2 Comparisons.
Pluscuamperfecto Combine imperfect tense of HABER with a past participle to say/ask that someone “had done something” before another action in the past.
Ser and Adjectives.
Ser and Adjectives.
Possessive Adjectives
Possessive Adjectives
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
Possessive Adjectives
¿Me gustaría invitarte a… (I would like to invite you to…)
Possessive Adjectives
Las fiestas: Vocabulario
The Plurals of Adjectives
Comparisons of inequality
Direct Object Pronouns
Expressing Feelings with estar and Adjectives
P. 88 Realidades 2 Adjetivos Posesivos.
Comparatives and superlatives
Comparaciones.
Superlatives Page 280 Realidades 1.
Possessive Adjectives
Possessive Adjectives
38 Tener.
Antes de empezar To talk about actions that were completed in the past, you use the preterite tense. To form the preterite tense for –AR verbs, add the.
Superlatives Page 280 Realidades 1.
Possessive Adjectives
Antes de empezar – escribe la información en tu cuaderno
Demonstrative adjectives; adverbs of place
Indirect Object Pronouns
Saying which is the best