Quasimodo: Occurrir = to happen
Tarea de ayer: I need 3 strong guys. Yo necesito tres muchachos fuertes. He buys a lot of purple pens. Él compra muchos bolígrafos morados. Él compra muchas plumas moradas. You all (formal) sing 9 great songs (canciones). Ustedes cantan nueve grandes canciones. They need their smart friends. Ellos necesitan sus amigos inteligentes. We carry good books. Nosotros llevamos buenos libros Nosotros llevamos libros buenos. María watches the handsome men. María mira a los hombres guapos. You (s. inf.) take the interesting classes. Tú tomas las clases interesantes. I travel to big countries. Yo viajo a países grandes. Tarea de ayer:
Regular verb conjugations (Present tense): We’ve already learned some irregular verbs – Ser, Estar– and we’ve covered how to conjugate regular – AR verbs. Before we jump into –ER and –IR verbs, here’s a quick vocab review: Stem/Root: This is the part of the verb minus the ending. It tells you the meaning of the verb and does not change in regular present tense verbs. Infinitive: This is a verb in its non-conjugated or base form. It is the “to _____” form. It will have one of three endings: -ar, -er, or -ir Conjugate: To conjugate a verb is to format it to match a given subject. You do this by changing the endings of the verb.
Regular –er and –ir verbs I am going to give you example sentences using –ER verbs and then –IR verbs. Using what you know about how regular verbs are conjugated, figure out which endings are used in -ER verbs for each subject. Also, try to figure out what each sentence means using the verbs given. These verbs are in your vocab sheet.
Aprender (a + inf.): to learn (to…) Yo aprendo a dibujar
Leer: to read Tú lees libros.
Comer: to eat Usted come una hamburguesa.
Beber: to drink Ella bebe agua.
Comprender: to understand Nosotros comprendemos español.
Deber(+inf.): Should (do something) Vosotros debéis estudiar.
Creer (en): To believe (in) Ustedes creen en Dios.
Correr: to run Ellos corren todos los días.
What did you come up with? -emos -es -éis -e -en
Abrir: to open Yo abro la puerta.
Asistir (a): to attend (to) Tú asistes al concierto.
Compartir: to share Usted comparte los dulces.
Escribir: to write Él escribe un libro.
Recibir: to receive Nosotros recibimos regalos.
Vivir: to live Vosotros vivís en Michigan.
Describir: To describe Ustedes describen el monstruo.
Decidir (a + inf.): to decide (to…) Ellos deciden a cantar.
What did you come up with? -imos -es -ís -e -en
Práctica: Do the practice in your notes AR VERBS: Cantar (yo): Yo canto Hablar (nosotros): Nosotros hablamos ER VERBS: Comer (ellos): Ellos comen Aprender (ella): Ella aprende IR VERBS: Escribir (ustedes): Ustedes escriben Vivir (nosotros): Nosotros vivimos
Tarea: Read through your quiz and make sure you understand the mistakes you made. Bring any questions you have to class tomorrow Write out 2 complete verb conjugation charts for each type of regular verb (-AR, -ER, -IR) using vocab from this chapter and last chapter. (So, 6 verb conjugation charts total)