¿ Qué ropas llevan? rojo negro verde rosa amarillo blanco azul naranja 8 Write the colour in spanish like in the example Extension:Write.

They take the place of nouns. For example, HE and SHE in English. Now lets look at some subject pronouns.
El verbo IR To go.
El verbo – IR- Sra. Medeles Herget Middle School Página 120 en el texto.
Capitulo 4- Tercer Paso Talking about where you and others go during free time.
¿Adónde vas? Talking about places in town and using the near future tense. M. Bennett 2010.
Hoy vamos a.... aprender el verbo ‘ir’ (to go)
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.
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:(
The verb ir. Why is the verb ir special? It means to go. It is an irregular verb in all forms. You must use a (to) with the verb. If the place is masculine.
Expressing the Future with - Ir + a + Infinitive Unidad 2, Etapa 3.
To say where you are going and to talk about the future
Translate… 1. I like comedies. 2. What kind of movie is 21 Jump street? 3. Do you like dramas?
Los sujetos Subjects. Los sujetos singulares Yo = I Tú = You (informal) Él = he / Ella = she / Usted (ud) = you (formal)
Yo voy a la escuela. (I go to school.)
-AR Verbs. -AR verbs are verbs, or action words, that end in AR in the infinitive. Like To talk - Hablar.
El Verbo - Ir “To Go”.
Singular Subjects Yo - I Tú - You (informal, singular) Él - He Ella -She Usted (Ud) - You (formal, singular)
Hagan ahora: Copy into your notebooks 
ANTE TODO The verb ir (to go) is irregular in the present tense.
Ir + a + infinitive Going to gonna do something.
Conjugate dar in the present tense Grammar essentials #25.
To talk about what you have to do use tener que + infinitive
We You He, She (You formal) I Yall They You all. nosotros tú él, yo ellos, vosotros nosotras vosotras ellas, ustedes ella, usted.
To be able to say what I wear
Los Complementos Directos (Direct Object Pronouns)
EL VERBO IR IR= to go IR= to go It is an irregular verb It is an irregular verb voy vas va vamos vais van (I go) (you-inf. go) ( He-She-You form. go)
IR.
De compras Mosaicos, pp. 209, 210, 241. Malena va de compras Malena loves to go shopping. She not only enjoys shopping in department stores and shopping.
Pronouns after prepositions. Prepositions – As, for, in, on, with etc.) Link a noun or a pronouns with another word in a sentence. – In both English and.
The Verb IR Definition The verb IR means to go IRREGULAR VERB IR is an irregular verb, which means that it doesnt follow the normal conjugation pattern.
What do you like to do? ¿Qué te gusta hacer?. jugar al básquetbol.
Los Colores Y la ropa. Los Colores Red = rojo(a) Blue = azul Orange = anaranjado(a) Yellow = amarillo(a) White = blanco (a) Green = verde Brown = marrón/café
Present tense Ir Mrs. Márquez Spanish I. yo = nosotros = tú = Usted (Ud.) =Ustedes(Uds.) = (él, ella)(ellos, ellas) I You (familiar) You (formal) He,
Ir + a + infinitive Ir (To go) Yovoy Túvas Ud. Élva Ella Nosotros vamos Vosotros vais Uds. Ellos van Ellas.
Los Apuntes: GUSTAR. What phrases are used to talk about what people like to do? Me gusta I like Nos gusta We like Te gusta You (familiar) like Os gusta.
LA ROPA Clothing. el abrigo – the coat la blusa – the blouse.
__________________. Me gusta/gustan Te gusta/gustan Le gusta/gustan Nos gusta/gustan Le gusta/gustan Les gusta/gustan I like You like You like (formal)
The Present Tense of ir (to go)
A Ver Si Recuerdas Tema 2-B
Capítulo 3- Unit A La escuela y después La ropa Ir de compras.
Saying What Someone Likes to Do Using gustar + infinitive p. 209 U3E1 You have already learned to use me gusta, te gusta and le gusta. Other helpful phrases.
Talking about what people are going to do… Mrs. D.
CapÍtulo 6 21 Slides in Total. la blusa the blouse el calcetín, pl. los calcetines the sock the socks la camisa the shirt.
Los interrogativos.
Capítulo 4A – Apuntes #1 IR.
Subject Pronouns Yo - I Yo - I Tú – you Tú – you –(inf. sing.) Él – he Él – he Ella – she Ella – she Usted – you Usted – you –(f. sing.) Nosotros/as –
Los interrogativos.
A Ver Si Recuerdas Tema 2-B P. 98 ¿Qué vas a hacer? What are you going to do?
Unidad 4 lección 1 BOOT VERBS!!. Boot verbs Stem-changing verbs have regular –ar, –er, and –ir present tense endings. For e ie stem-changing verbs, the.
Me gusta…. How to talk about what we like Me gusta leer. Te gusta leer. Le gusta leer. Nos gusta leer. Os gusta leer. Les gusta leer. I like to read.
____________________ ¿Qué llevan? L/O: To use the new verb llevar to say what clothes people are wearing STARTER: Translate into Spanish (try without looking.
Reflexive Pronouns By: Rachel Hoffman. Subject Pronouns I You (familiar) You (formal) He She We All of you (familiar) All of you (formal) They (m) They.
Jeopardy Los complementos directos El pretérito Los adjetivos demonstrativos TraduccionesVocabulario Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200.
A direct object pronoun tells who or what receives the action of the verb. Direct object pronouns replace the noun. In English, we use me, you, us, it,
Chapter 3 Review Por Rosalinda y Omar. Vocabulary: los materiales escolares La mochila Un cuaderno Un lápiz Una pluma Una carpeta Un libro.
¿Qué talla usas? ¿Qué numero buscas? ¿De que marca? ¿Hay una liquidacion?
El verbo ir Ir-to go. ¿Qué ya sabemos de ir? What do we already know about ir? Es un verbo ir. Es irregular. Quiere decir to go. Se usa (You use it) cona.
Ir + a + infinitive Going + infinitive (Know how to spell in all forms)
El verbo IR / IR+ a + infinitive IR= to go IR + a + infinitive=tells what is going to happen.
The student will be able to say what someone is going to do. 1 OBJECTIVE:
El centro comercial shopping center, mall. ¿Cuánto cuesta (n)? How much does it (do they) cost?
Capítulo 7A ¿Cuánto cuesta?
The Questions ¿Adónde ibas tú? Where did you used to go? ¿Adónde iba él/ella? Where did s/he used to go? ¿Adónde iban ustedes? Where did you guys used.
Write the English on the other side of the flap!
Presente de los verbos -ar en el singular Capítulo 3.
Notes: Preguntas #2. Question Words Who? Question Words Who? ¿Quién?
Ir- “to go”. yo voy tú vas él/ella/ud. va nosotros/nosotras vamos ellos/ellas/uds. van.
Talking about where you and others go