Día número 64 Español 1—Acelerado LEER el Boletín El 17 de noviembre https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/15fc70daa51d46b5

STUDY Spanish sounds; pronunciation and spelling rules LA TAREA: REVIEW everything we have done, especially what’s new so you DON’T FORGET EVERYTHING OVER THE BREAK. (SUBJECT PRONOUNS; CONJUGATION, Gustar; Time, Adjectives, Colors; Vocab from Dialogue that you had trouble with). CATCH UP on QUIZLET activities. Send me an email to let me know you finished. MAKE SURE you are practicing from English to Spanish. STUDY Spanish sounds; pronunciation and spelling rules https://quizlet.com/SraBernal

Día número 64 Español 1—Acelerado ¿Qué vamos a hacer hoy? Vamos a TOMAR el EXAMEN de CONJUGACION. Necesitan saber (to know): ¿Cuáles son los “pronombres del sujeto”? ¿Cuáles son las terminaciones para los verbos –AR? ¿Cuáles son las terminaciones para los verbos –ER? ¿Cuáles son las terminaciones para los verbos –IR? ¿Cómo se “conjugan los verbos” (conjugate)? ¿Cómo se traducen las oraciones de inglés a español usando verbos conjugados?

I dance. I do dance. Do I dance? I am dancing. I dance tomorrow. The key to translating English to Spanish is that: First you find the verb and who is doing the action. Next conjugate the verb for the corresponding subject pronoun. English uses lots of helping verbs that aren’t needed in Spanish. That is why all the translations that follow are covered by BAILO I dance. I do dance. Do I dance? I am dancing. I dance tomorrow. Should I dance? I will dance tomorrow.

She practices tomorrow. She will practice tomorrow. Does she practice? Practica: What can (Ella) practica mean? She practices. She is practicing. She does practice. She practices tomorrow. She will practice tomorrow. Does she practice? Should she practice?

PRACTICA para el examen MIENTRAS la Sra. Bernal ESTAMPA LA TAREA. TEMER To fear LAS ARAÑAS spiders ABRIR To open LA PUERTA the door LA MAESTRA the teacher 1. Does your cat fear dogs? 1. ¿Teme los perros tu gato ? 2. No, but my cat fears spiders. 2. No, pero mi gato teme las arañas. 3. My friends & I fear spiders too. 3. Mis amigos y yo tememos las arañas también. 4. Should I open the door? 4. ¿Abro la puerta? 5. Your teacher opens the door. 5. Tu maestra abre la puerta. 6. Do you fear spiders? 6. ¿Temes las arañas? 7. Do you guys open the door? 7. ¿Abren la puerta ustedes? RECUERDA: VERB comes FIRST in a QUESTION. In a statement, the word order is basically like in English.

CORREGIR la tarea: WS Conjugation of AR, ER, IR verbs CORREGIR la tarea: WS Conjugation of AR, ER, IR verbs. USA OTRO COLOR DE PLUMA.   Patinar Temer Abrir Estudiar Aprender Cumplir MEANING= YO TÚ ÉL/ELLA USTED (Ud.) NOSOTROS VOSOTROS ELLOS/ELLAS USTEDES (Uds.) TO SKATE TO FEAR TO OPEN TO STUDY TO LEARN TO TURN YEARS PATINO TEMO APRENDO ABRO ESTUDIO CUMPLO PATINAS TEMES ABRES ESTUDIAS APRENDES CUMPLES PATINA TEME ABRE ESTUDIA APRENDE CUMPLE PATINAMOS TEMEMOS ABRIMOS ESTUDIAMOS APRENDEMOS CUMPLIMOS PATINáIS TEMéIS ABRíS ESTUDIáIS APRENDéIS CUMPLíS PATINAN TEMEN ABREN ESTUDIAN APRENDEN CUMPLEN

What does “conjugation” mean? Nombre __________________________ Fecha _________________ Per _____ Pg _____ WS APUNTES La Conjugación en el Presente What is an infinitive?   and What does “conjugation” mean? An infinitive is a verb that is NOT conjugated. In Spanish, the infinitive ends in AR, ER, or IR. In English, the infinitive starts with “TO.” Example: TO speak = hablAR TO eat = comER TO live = vivIR When you conjugate a verb, you change the infinitive so that you know who is doing the action. EX: I eat = comO YOU eat = comES HE/SHE eats = comE HOW do you conjugate regular verbs? First step… First you must take off the AR, ER, or IR from the infinitive. Drop the AR ending: Hablar  Habl- Drop the ER ending: Comer  Com- Drop the IR ending: Vivir  Viv-

  Second step… Next you must attach the ending that corresponds to who is doing the action. Each type of verb has its own set of endings: AR verbs ER verbs IR verbs Yo (I) o o o Tú (you) as es es Él (he /it masculine) a e e Ella (she/it feminine) a e e Usted (you formal) a e e Nosotros/Nosotras (we) amos emos imos Ellos (they-masculine) an en en Ellas (they-feminine) an en en Ustedes (you plural) an en en EX for AR verbs: EX for ER verbs: EX for IR verbs: SPEAK EAT LIVE I speak = Yo hablo como vivo You speak = Tú hablas comes vive He/She speaks = Él/Ella habla come vive You polite speak = Usted habla come vive We speak = Nosotros hablamos comemos vivimos They speak = Ellos/Ellas hablan comen viven You guys speak = Uds. hablan comen viven

Juan y tú = Uds. or Vosotros in Spain What if you want to use someone’s name instead of the pronouns? You can substitute a name or thing for the pronouns as follows: Juan = He = Él  Juan habla español. Alicia = She = Ella  Alicia habla español. La clase = It feminine  La clase habla español. Juan y yo = We = Nosotros  Juan y yo hablamos español. Alicia y yo (fem) =We = Nosotras  Alicia y yo hablamos español.* Juan y Pepe = They = Ellos  Juan y Pepe hablan español. Alicia y Mari = They = Ellas  Alicia y Mari hablan español.* Los estudiantes = They = Ellos  Los estudiantes hablan español. NOTE: Verbs DO NOT change for gender. EL/ELLA conjugate the same.   Juan y tú = Uds. or Vosotros in Spain Juan y Ud.= Uds. everywhere

HOW do you form questions? Questions can be formed in several ways. Start with a Question word followed by the verb and subject: Where does Juan live? = ¿Dónde vive Juan? 2. Start with the verb + the subject: Do you live in Covina? = ¿Vives (tú) en Covina (tú)? 3. Add a tag phrase to a statement: Tú vives en Covina, ¿verdad? =true?; ¿sí?=right? ¿no?=don’t you?  

_______________________________________________ Nombre Fecha Per ___ _______________________________________________ EXAMEN Conjugación Regular –AR, –ER, –IR, LEAVE MARGIN CLEAR FOR HW STAMP 