En la tienda de ropa Capitulo 8 Espanol II.

In pairs work out the correct answer for each scenario AND WHY 1.Llevo unos zapatos 2.Llevamos una camisa 3.Tengo que llevar unos calcetines A – negros.
LA ROPA - CLOTHES Una camisetaUna camisaUna blusa.
> Making Comparisons Realidades p. 106
‘Ser’: To be The use of the verb ‘ser’ This verb is used to describe people and things. For example: He is tall. They are pretty. We are smart.
¿Recuerdan? Remember: Many comparisons in English end in –er; such as bigger, smaller, taller, shorter. To relay this same meaning use the following comparisons.
There are four words in Spanish that mean “a” or “an”. singularplural masculine feminine un una unos unas.
Comparatives and Superlatives Content Objective: Students will learn how to make comparisons with Comparatives & Superlatives. Language Objective: Students.
Expression of Equality. But first…..a review Comparisons of Inequality Más + adjective + que Más + adjective + que –Iris is taller than Samuel = Iris.
Making comparisons.
Comparisons of Inequality
(More than..., less than... ) Comparisons of Inequality (Las comparaciones de desigualdad)
Comparatives Page 53 Realidades 2 Comparatives You have learned más and menos in certain expressions.
8.4 Comparisons and superlatives ANTE TODO  Spanish and English use comparisons to indicate which of two people or things has a lesser, equal, or greater.
MAKING COMPARISONS 9.2B. To compare things, you might ask: Which is cheaper? Costs less… more expensive. ¿Cuál es más barato el reloj o el disco compacto?
Wooo hooo… This is going to be exciting!
Adjective/Noun Agreement
Agreement.
Demonstrative Adjectives & Comparisons
Comparatives and Superlatives
Adjectives - Describing things.
Making comparisons.
Possessive Adjectives
Adjective Agreement.
Making noun and adjective plurals
How do I make a comparison in Spanish?
9-2 Comparisons.
UNIDAD 1 - Etapa 2 Parte 2.
Comparisons of inequality
ANTE TODO Spanish and English use comparisons to indicate which of two people or things has a lesser, equal, or greater degree of a quality. Both languages.
Indefinite Articles.
Ser.
Notes 4 – Noun/Adjective Agreement
Making comparisons in Spanish.
There are four words in Spanish that mean “the”.
Comparisons of inequality
Español 1: Capítulo 8 Vocabulario 1
S1 3 D3 comparisons.
Comparatives and Superlatives
ADJECTIVE / NOUN AGREEMENT
Comparisons of Inequality
Expressing Possession
El verbo “QUEDAR”.
MAKING COMPARISONS….
MAKING COMPARISONS….
la ropa y las estaciones
Demonstrative Adjectives
Comparatives.
MAKING COMPARISONS.
ANTE TODO Spanish and English use comparisons to indicate which of two people or things has a lesser, equal, or greater degree of a quality. Both languages.
Adjectives - Describing things.
Demonstrative Adjectives
¿Qué llevan estas chicas?
Comparaciones.
DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES & COMPARISONS
Expressing possession
Los Adjetivos Spanish4Teachers.og.
MAKING COMPARISONS Notebook pg. 20
Demonstrative adjectives and comparisons
COMPARISONS.
DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES
Ser.
Adjectives – Words that escribe things or people
Los Adjetivos Spanish4Teachers.og.
Comparatives.
Making plurals.
Los Adjetivos Spanish4Teachers.og.
Los Adjetivos Demostrativos
Los Adjetivos Spanish4Teachers.og.
Adjetivos Posesivos Possessive adjectives – lesson 1.