Adverbial conjunctions that always require the subjunctive

Slides:

Advertisements

Presentaciones similares

Content Objective I will be able to DISTINGUISH the differences between the INDICATIVE and the SUBJUNCTIVE moods. Language Objective I will be able to.

Advertisements

Capitulo 4- Tercer Paso Talking about where you and others go during free time.

If-clauses If-clauses Mosaicos, p How to use if-clauses Main sentence: Verb in indicative if/-clause: Present or futurePresent Indicative + Puedes.

IR and Para + inf. El cuatro de febrero. ir yo tú él ella usted (you fm.) nosotros/as ellos ellas ustedes (you all fm.) }} voy vas va vamos van to go.

Ir a… Saying what you are going to do. When you talk about things you are planning to do in the future, you say what you are going to do. To talk about.

EL VERBO IR = TO GO.

IR - TO GO IR is another irregular verb. Its conjugation does not follow a regular pattern. It must be memorized:(

El subjuntivo y las conjunciones de tiempo

Apuntes - Imperfecto de Subjuntivo

Tener Lets look at the verb tener (to have). It features two verb changes that we will see very soon.

Object Prounouns Forms INDIRECTDIRECTOBJECT PRONOUNS menosmenos teosteos le (se)les (se)lo/lalos/las When both direct and indirect object pronouns are.

Content Objective I will be able to RECOGNIZE the differences between the INDICATIVE and the SUBJUNCTIVE moods. Language Objective I will be able to DISTINGUISH.

Modo Subjuntivo Hay 3 modos en Español:

DOUBLE OBJECT PRONOUNS

Español 4 Honores Unidad 11: Gramática D

1.Define the word certainty. 2.What are examples of things that WILL happen? 3.What are examples of things that MIGHT happen?

DOUBLE OBJECT PRONOUNS. Vamos a repasar… The DIRECT OBJECT is the thing that is verbed in a sentence. The DIRECT OBJECT is the thing that is verbed in.

HACER and TIME It has been… To tell how long you have been doing something, we use the following formula… HACE + (pd. of time) + QUE + PRESENT TENSE.

Indirect Objects.

DOUBLE OBJECT PRONOUNS. Vamos a repasar… The DIRECT OBJECT is the thing that is verbed in a sentence. It answers the question, Who or what is receiving.

The present tense to express future action Mosaicos, p. 105.

Adverbial conjunctions: Subjunctive or indicative

Copyright © 2008 Vista Higher Learning. All rights reserved Indefinite words refer to people and things that are not specific, for example, someone.

The Subjunctive with Adverbial Conjunctions

1 Usages of the Verb IR Spanish One ch.4A 2 IR is an irregular verb: voyvamos vas----- vavan.

The Subjunctive Tense with Dependent Adverb Clauses

¿Hay alguien que…. ¿Hay un lugar donde…

The Present Tense of tener (to have)

Ver una obra de Shakespeare Mirar las estrellas

The Present Tense of tener (to have)

The Present Tense of ir (to go)

Es el 29 de septiembre del Traduce las siguientes oraciones usando la condicional. 1.I would like to go to the movies. 2.They would do their homework.

You will now learn how to form and use the past subjunctive (el pretérito imperfecto de subjuntivo), also called the imperfect subjunctive. Like the present.

Conjunctions are words or phrases that connect other words and clauses in sentences. Certain conjunctions commonly introduce adverbial clauses, which describe.

Copyright © 2008 Vista Higher Learning. All rights reserved In the previous lesson, you learned how to use the subjunctive with expressions of will.

Presente perfecto del subjuntivo Formación: Haber (subjuntivo) + pasivo (ido, ado) Haya Hayas Haya Hayamos Hayáis Hayan Comido Nadado +

ANTE TODO In both Spanish and English, conjunctions are words or phrases that connect other words and clauses in sentences. Certain conjunctions commonly.

Los interrogativos.

Capítulo 4A – Apuntes #1 IR.

Simple future Ir + a + infinitive Ir = to go A = to Infinitive= verb not conjugated (bailar, caminar, correr)

Más usos del subjuntivo: * We have already learned that the subjunctive is used after impersonal expressions. * A second use of the subjunctive is with.

Los interrogativos.

Si (If) clauses describe a condition or event upon which another condition or event depends. Sentences with si clauses consist of a si clause and a main.

The Preterite/El Pretérito

Avancemos 2 – Unidad 1 Lección 1

D/F: El 4 de febrero Unidad 5, lección 8

express an action that usually occurs or normally occurs. Ejemplos: Como frutas cuando tengo hambre. (I eat fruit when I am hungry.) Mis amigos se.

PRESENT CONTINUOUS.

(por favor) By emory gibson Para describir how long ago en español, presta attencion.

El subjuntivo vs. el indicativo en cláusulas adjetivas

Srta. Forgue El 29 de enero de 2011

Srta. Forgue El 12 de enero de Ahora mismo Completa los ejercicios con la forma correcta del mandato según el sujeto en paréntesis. Caminar (Uds.)

Subjunctive with emotion 8The subjunctive is used in a clause that modifies a verb or expression conveying emotion 8This information can be factual 8Feelings.

DOUBLE OBJECT PRONOUNS Double Object Pronouns b Double Object Pronouns occur when an indirect object pronoun and a direct object pronoun are used in.

 Write the DLT:  DLT1: I can learn the meanings of nunca, tampoco, nada, and nadie.  DLT1: Puedo aprender las definiciones de las palabras nunca, tampoco,

The Present Tense of ir (to go) and hacer (to do; to make) (El tiempo presente de los verbos ir y hacer)

GRAMÁTICAS: 5.2 Negation with nunca, tampoco, nadie, and nada.

THE VERB TENER Spanish 1- 9/23/13 Sra. Baldwin. TENER Tener is a verb that means “to have”. It has irregular forms (does not follow a pattern) and must.

Write out the following conversation in the correct order:

El subjuntivo regla #7 como si

In Spanish, adverbial clauses are commonly introduced by conjunctions

Grammar Point: Direct Object Pronouns

Gustos y Disgustos Aversiones.

Present Subjunctive with Impersonal Expressions n You know that the subjunctive mood is used to say that one person influences the actions of another.

U5L1: Gramática #1 ( Pqt. pp ) “ESCAPAA” y... “THECD”

Lección 6 pág An adverbial clause is one that modifies or describes verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. It describes how, why, or where an action.

Adverb Clauses (Las Cláusulas Adverbiales) ¡Subjuntivosiempre!¡Subjuntivosiempre! Antes de que Sin que Para que A menos que Con tal de que En caso de.

USE OF SUBJUNCTIVE & INDICATIVE IN ADVERBIAL CLAUSES.

The subjunctive with conjunctions

Transcripción de la presentación:

Adverbial conjunctions that always require the subjunctive Mosaicos, p. 508

Adverbial conjunctions ➨ The subjunctive mode always occurs in dependent clauses that are introduced by these conjunctions. A menos que (unless) Antes (de) que (before) Con tal (de) que (provided that) Para que (so that) Sin que (without) ➨ Note that these conjunctions introduce dependent clauses in which the events have not happed yet; the events are conceptualized, they are not real at that point.

Examples Voy al cine con tal de que ellos me inviten. (I’m going to the movies provided that they invite me) Voy a estudiar antes de que tenga el examen. (I’m going to study before I have the exam) No voy a su casa a menos que yo cocine. (I’m not going to her house unless I cook) El profesor repasa la lección para que los alumnos entiendan mejor. (The teacher reviews the lesson so that the students unterstand it better) Llevo dos semanas sin que me pase algo excitante. (It´s been two weeks without anything exciting happening to me)

Examples ☞ Use the conjunction in parenthesis to join the following sentences making all the necessary changes: Modelo: No voy. Dejamos al niño con mis padres. (a menos que) No voy a menos que dejemos al niño con mis padres. Adverbial conjunction Verb in the subjunctive form

Práctica ☞ Use the conjunction in parenthesis to join the following sentences making all the necessary changes: Modelo: No voy. Dejamos al niño con mis padres. (a menos que) No voy a menos que dejemos al niño con mis padres. Adverbial conjunction Verb in the subjunctive form

Práctica ☞ Use the conjunction in parenthesis to join the following sentences making all the necessary changes: Modelo: No voy. Dejamos al niño con mis padres. (a menos que) No voy a menos que dejemos al niño con mis padres. Adverbial conjunction Verb in the subjunctive form

Práctica ☞ Use the conjunction in parenthesis to join the following sentences makig all the necessary changes: Modelo: No voy. Dejamos al niño con mis padres. (a menos que) No voy a menos que dejemos al niño con mis padres. Práctica Adverbial conjunction Verb in the subjunctive form

Práctica Vamos de viaje solos __ __ una semana romántica. Voy a aprender a esquiar __ Javier me __ . 3. Vamos a casa __ __ . 4. No voy al parque __ __ buen tiempo. ADVERBIAL CONJUNCTION VERBS antes de que llueve llueva llovemos llovamos con tal de que enseñe enseña enseño enseñe para que hace haga hagamos hacemos a menos que tenga tiene tenemos tengamos

Práctica (cont.) Vamos de viaje solos __ __ una semana romántica. Voy a aprender a esquiar __ Javier me __ . 3. Vamos a casa __ __ . 4. No voy al parque __ __ buen tiempo. ADVERBIAL CONJUNCTION VERBS antes de que llueve llueva llovemos llovamos con tal de que enseñe enseña enseño enseñe para que hace haga hagamos hacemos a menos que tenga tiene tenemos tengamos

¡Buen trabajo! Hoy hemos aprendido a usar las conjunciones adverbiales que siempre llevan subjuntivo.