Repaso de gramática Capítulo 1B
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es ____________ Profe.
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es más alto que Profe.
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es más alto que Profe. Algebra is less difficult than geometry. El álgebra es _____________ la geometría.
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es más alto que Profe. Algebra is less difficult than geometry. El álgebra es menos difícil que la geometría.
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es más alto que Profe. Algebra is less difficult than geometry. El álgebra es menos difícil que la geometría. Other comparative words: better:
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es más alto que Profe. Algebra is less difficult than geometry. El álgebra es menos difícil que la geometría. Other comparative words: better: mejor
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es más alto que Profe. Algebra is less difficult than geometry. El álgebra es menos difícil que la geometría. Other comparative words: better: mejor worse:
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es más alto que Profe. Algebra is less difficult than geometry. El álgebra es menos difícil que la geometría. Other comparative words: better: mejor worse:
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es más alto que Profe. Algebra is less difficult than geometry. El álgebra es menos difícil que la geometría. Other comparative words: better: mejor worse: peor
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es más alto que Profe. Algebra is less difficult than geometry. El álgebra es menos difícil que la geometría. Other comparative words: better: mejor worse: peor younger:
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es más alto que Profe. Algebra is less difficult than geometry. El álgebra es menos difícil que la geometría. Other comparative words: better: mejor worse: peor younger: menor
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es más alto que Profe. Algebra is less difficult than geometry. El álgebra es menos difícil que la geometría. Other comparative words: better: mejor worse: peor younger: menor older:
Comparisons ___er than (more ___ than) Javier is taller than Profe. Javier es más alto que Profe. Algebra is less difficult than geometry. El álgebra es menos difícil que la geometría. Other comparative words: better: mejor worse: peor younger: menor older: mayor
Tomás es tan alto como Marta. equal comparisons Tomás es tan alto como Marta.
Tomás es tan alto como Marta. Tomás is as tall as Marta. equal comparisons Tomás es tan alto como Marta. Tomás is as tall as Marta.
equal comparisons Tomás es tan alto como Marta. Tomás is as tall as Marta. I have as many pens as pencils. Tengo ______ bolígrafos ____ lápices.
equal comparisons Tomás es tan alto como Marta. Tomás is as tall as Marta. I have as many pens as pencils. Tengo tantos bolígrafos como lápices.
equal comparisons Tomás es tan alto como Marta. Tomás is as tall as Marta. I have as many pens as pencils. Tengo tantos bolígrafos como lápices. Enrique sings as well as David. Enrique canta ___________ David.
equal comparisons Tomás es tan alto como Marta. Tomás is as tall as Marta. I have as many pens as pencils. Tengo tantos bolígrafos como lápices. Enrique sings as well as David. Enrique canta tan bien como David.
equal comparisons Tomás es tan alto como Marta. Tomás is as tall as Marta. I have as many pens as pencils. Tengo tantos bolígrafos como lápices. Enrique sings as well as David. Enrique canta tan bien como David. Carlos has as much money as Ana. Carlos tiene ______________ Ana.
equal comparisons Tomás es tan alto como Marta. Tomás is as tall as Marta. I have as many pens as pencils. Tengo tantos bolígrafos como lápices. Enrique sings as well as David. Enrique canta tan bien como David. Carlos has as much money as Ana. Carlos tiene tanto dinero como Ana.
saber / conocer Both mean _______ this review does not mention comparisons!
saber / conocer Both mean “to know” Which do you use for . . . knowing a fact or information?
saber / conocer Both mean “to know” Which do you use for . . . knowing a fact or information? saber knowing a place or person?
saber / conocer Both mean “to know” Which do you use for . . . knowing a fact or information? saber knowing a place or person? conocer knowing how to do something?
saber / conocer Both mean “to know” Which do you use for . . . knowing a fact or information? saber knowing a place or person? conocer knowing how to do something? saber knowing (being familiar with) a subject or area of knowlege? (la música clásica)
saber / conocer Both mean “to know” Which do you use for . . . knowing a fact or information? saber knowing a place or person? conocer knowing how to do something? saber knowing (being familiar with) a subject or area of knowlege? (la música clásica) conocer They both have irregular yo forms. saber: yo ___
saber / conocer Both mean “to know” Which do you use for . . . knowing a fact or information? saber knowing a place or person? conocer knowing how to do something? saber knowing (being familiar with) a subject or area of knowlege? (la música clásica) conocer They both have irregular yo forms. saber: yo sé conocer: yo ____
saber / conocer Both mean “to know” Which do you use for . . . knowing a fact or information? saber knowing a place or person? conocer knowing how to do something? saber knowing (being familiar with) a subject or area of knowlege? (la música clásica) conocer They both have irregular yo forms. saber: yo sé conocer: yo conozco
hace . . . que
“¿Cuánto tiempo hace que estudias español?” means ...
hace . . . que “¿Cuánto tiempo hace que estudias español?” means “How long have you been studying Spanish?”
hace . . . que “¿Cuánto tiempo hace que estudias español?” means “How long have you been studying Spanish?” How long has Ana sung with the choir? . . . . Ana / cantar / con el coro :
hace . . . que “¿Cuánto tiempo hace que estudias español?” means “How long have you been studying Spanish?” How long has Ana sung with the choir? . . . . Ana / cantar / con el coro : ¿Cuánto tiempo hace que Ana canta con el coro?
hace . . . que “¿Cuánto tiempo hace que estudias español?” means “How long have you been studying Spanish?” How long has Ana sung with the choir? . . . . Ana / cantar / con el coro : ¿Cuánto tiempo hace que Ana canta con el coro? She’s been singing with the choir for two years dos años / cantar / con el coro:
hace . . . que “¿Cuánto tiempo hace que estudias español?” means “How long have you been studying Spanish?” How long has Ana sung with the choir? . . . . Ana / cantar / con el coro : ¿Cuánto tiempo hace que Ana canta con el coro? She’s been singing with the choir for two years dos años / cantar / con el coro: Hace dos años que canta con el coro.
hace . . . que How long have you been members of the hockey team? ¿_______ _______ ______ _____ Uds. _____ miembros del equipo de hockey?
hace . . . que How long have you been members of the hockey team? ¿Cuánto tiempo hace que Uds. son miembros del equipo de hockey?
hace . . . que How long have you been members of the hockey team? ¿Cuánto tiempo hace que Uds. son miembros del equipo de hockey? We have been members of the hockey team for a year. ______ ____ _____ ____ ______ miembros del equipo de hockey.
hace . . . que How long have you been members of the hockey team? ¿Cuánto tiempo hace que Uds. son miembros del equipo de hockey? We have been members of the hockey team for a year. Hace un año que somos miembros del equipo de hockey.
Decir is an –ir verb with two other things going on: decir “to say, to tell” Decir is an –ir verb with two other things going on:
decir “to say, to tell” Decir is an –ir verb with two other things going on: 1. irregular yo form: ____
decir “to say, to tell” Decir is an –ir verb with two other things going on: 1. irregular yo form: digo
decir “to say, to tell” Decir is an –ir verb with two other things going on: 1. irregular yo form: digo 2. what kind of stem change?
decir “to say, to tell” Decir is an –ir verb with two other things going on: 1. irregular yo form: digo 2. what kind of stem change? e to i
decir “to say, to tell” Decir is an –ir verb with two other things going on: 1. irregular yo form: digo 2. what kind of stem change? e to i tú ___
decir “to say, to tell” Decir is an –ir verb with two other things going on: 1. irregular yo form: digo 2. what kind of stem change? e to i tú dices Ud./él/ella ___
decir “to say, to tell” Decir is an –ir verb with two other things going on: 1. irregular yo form: digo 2. what kind of stem change? e to i tú dices Ud./él/ella dice nosotros _____
decir “to say, to tell” Decir is an –ir verb with two other things going on: 1. irregular yo form: digo 2. what kind of stem change? e to i tú dices Ud./él/ella dice nosotros decimos vosotros ______
decir “to say, to tell” Decir is an –ir verb with two other things going on: 1. irregular yo form: digo 2. what kind of stem change? e to i tú dices Ud./él/ella dice nosotros decimos vosotros decís Uds./ellos/ellas ______
decir “to say, to tell” Decir is an –ir verb with two other things going on: 1. irregular yo form: digo 2. what kind of stem change? e to i tú dices Ud./él/ella dice nosotros decimos vosotros decís Uds./ellos/ellas dicen
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