Spanish 2 Honors Mrs. Raessler Week of January 20-24.

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Spanish 2 Honors Mrs. Raessler Week of January 20-24

martes, el 21 de enero Warm-up: Discusión-- ¿Qué tiempo hace hoy?

El tiempo Está nublado. Hace calor. Hace sol.

El tiempo Nieve. Hace frio. Llueve. Hace viento.

El tiempo Hay relámpagos. Cuando llueve, se necesitan unas paraguas. Other useful expressions: Hay niebla.It's foggy. Hay neblina.It's misty. Hay luna.The moon is out. Hay humedad.It's humid Hay lluvias torrenciales.It's pouring. Hay un vendaval.There's a windstorm. Hay granizo.It's hailing. Hay lloviznas.It's sprinkling. Está oscuro.It's dark.

El tiempo Los estaciones ¿En qué estación estamos? El otoñoLa primavera El invierno El verano

El tiempo Un huracán Una inundación Un tornado Un terremoto

Proyecto en grupos Choose a natural disaster. Write a short manual in Spanish (1 page- 10 steps) on how to prepare for this natural disaster. Include when and where these disasters are common. Include signs that this disaster is coming and how we should prepare when we see them. *Artwork is welcome! Be prepared to share AT THE END OF CLASS TOMORROW.

miércoles, el 22 de enero Projects are due at the end of class! Be prepared to share.

jueves, el 23 de enero What is the future tense? When would you use it? There are TWO types of future tense. Examples: I AM GOING to open my book. I WILL OPEN my book. *The first option is easier than the second.

jueves, el 23 de enero Future Tense #1: Ir + a I AM GOING to….. Comes from the present tense of ir. voyvamos vas vavan

jueves, el 23 de enero I am going to eat. Yo voy a comer. You are going to open the book. Tú vas a abrir el libro. Why do we leave the second verb in the infinitive?

jueves, el 23 de enero Try some on your own. I am going to leave tomorrow. We are going to study for the test. They are going to eat pizza for dinner. She is going to wake up early. You are going to learn Spanish.

jueves, el 23 de enero Answers: Voy a salir mañana. Vamos a estudiar para el examen. Van a comer pizza para la cena. Ella va a despertarse temprano. Vas a aprender español.

jueves, el 23 de enero Future Tense #2: apply a chart I will….. The future tense functions JUST like the conditional, that we learned last week, because you keep the WHOLE verb and just ADD on the ending! éemos ás áán

jueves, el 23 de enero Future Tense #2: apply a chart Examples: I will go to the store. – Yo iré a la tienda. She will eat pizza. – Ella comerá pizza. We will study more. – Nosotros estudiaremos más. éemos ás áán

jueves, el 23 de enero Try some on your own. I will go tomorrow. We will study for the test. They will eat pizza for dinner. She will wake up early. You will learn Spanish.

jueves, el 23 de enero Answers: Iré mañana. Estudiaremos para el examen. Comerán pizza para la cena. Ella se despertará temprano. Aprenderás español.

jueves, el 23 de enero Irregulars These are the SAME list of irregulars as in the conditional tense. Do you remember them? Hacer Salir Tener Venir Poner Saber Poder Decir Querer

jueves, el 23 de enero Irregulars Har- Saldr- Tendr- Vendr- Pondr- Sabr- Podr- Dir- Querr-

jueves, el 23 de enero Try some irregulars on your own. She will leave tomorrow. They will make a cake. I will have a party. We will want to study. You will tell her the announcement.

jueves, el 23 de enero Try some irregulars on your own. Ella saldrá mañana. Ellos harán una torta. Yo tendré una fiesta. Querremos estudiar. Dirás el anuncio.

jueves, el 23 de enero Do you have any questions? Things to think about Do you understand the THREE grammar tenses we have learned this chapter? -Tú commands -Conditional -Future How are they all DIFFERENT? DO NOT get them confused!!

viernes, el 24 de enero In-class composition You will write approximately ¾ to a full page telling me what YOU WILL DO this weekend. You should use 10 verbs in the FUTURE tense– 5 with the ir + a formation and 5 using the chart. CIRCLE your ir + a verbs and UNDERLINE those that use the chart. This is due at the end of class OR first thing on Monday.