Capitulo 4- Tercer Paso Talking about where you and others go during free time
ir yo tú él ella usted (you fm.) nosotros/as ellos ellas ustedes (you all fm.) }} voy vas va vamos van to go (To) where are you going?¿Adónde vas?
Places (Los lugares) el centro la escuela el trabajo la librería la biblioteca el restaurante el correo en casa el supermercado el cine la tienda la piscina el parque downtown school work bookstore the library the restaurant the post office at home the supermarket movie theatre the store the pool the park
¿Adónde vas (tú)? Yo voy a (la)….. Yo voy al ….
para + infinitive Translate: 1.para descansar en el parque _____________ 2.para nadar ___________________________ 3.in order to study ________ __________________ 4.in order to prepare dinner _________ __________ 5.in order to work in the restaurant ______ ____ in order to…
ir + a + infinitive Step 1: Conjugate ir Step 2: write a Step 3: write the infinitive of the action that is going to be done going to….
ir yo tú él ella usted (you fm.) nosotros/as ellos ellas ustedes (you all fm.) }} voy vas va vamos van to go
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Infinitivos estudiar hacer ir de compras aprender beber comer correr hacer ejercicio leer ver asistir escribir to study to do to go shopping to learn to drink to eat to run to (do) exercise to read to see to attend to write
Los días de la semana Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday el lunes el martes el miércoles el jueves el viernes el sábado el domingo **Not capitalized in Spanish and all masculine**
Rules when using the days of the week Use el before a day of the week: el viernes To say what day it is drop el: Hoy es martes To make sábado and domingo plural: add s To say on Mondays, on Tuesdays, etc.: los lunes, los martes, etc. Days of the week in Spanish- NOT CAPITALIZED!
Conversación por teléfono celular Incluyen: (10 lines total- 5 per person) 1.Greeting: (How are you?) 2.Where you are right now: (Where are you?) 3.What you are doing right now: (What are you doing?) 4.Where you are going after school and with whom and what for ([To] where are you going? Who are you going with? Use para-in order to) 5. Salutation: (Well, I have to go. See you later.)