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Las Preguntas (the questions) pg Las Preguntas (the questions) pg. 102 – asking & answering simple questions with regular AR verbs

Forming simple YES and NO in Spanish: Tengo una pregunta… Forming simple YES and NO in Spanish: Reverse the order of the subject and the verb (verb 1st and subj. 2nd). Use an inverted question mark at the beginning of the question. ¿Estudia Carlos en la biblioteca? v s o Sí, Carlos estudia en la biblioteca. s v o

¿Qué significa la pregunta…? *There is no “do you” or “does he/she” in a Spanish question like in English because it is translated in the question with the verb going first. ¿Estudia Carlos en la biblioteca? Does Carlos study in the library? ¿Tocas la guitarra? Do you play the guitar?

¿Estudia Carlos en la biblioteca? Respuestas Answering YES and NO questions: Answering affirmatively, place Sí at the start. Answering negatively, use a double negative (two no’s): ¿Estudia Carlos en la biblioteca? Sí, Carlos estudia en la biblioteca No, Carlos no estudia en la biblioteca.

Preguntas y respuestas… Apuntes importantes Preguntas y respuestas… Pay attention to the verb form. The verb form in the answer will be based on the question. 2. If the question is asked of you, the answer is in the I form. If the question asks about him, then the answer is also about him, etc. **EVERY sentence (answer) must have a subject and a verb followed by an object.

Answer Question yo tú / Ud. tú yo él / ella él / ella *Ud. yo nosotros Uds. / nosotros ellos / ellas ellos / ellas *Uds. nosotros

Practica: Form a yes/no question using the cues provided: Tú / trabajar / en un restaurante Ella / organizar / el cuarto Uds. / practicar / los deportes / en el tiempo libre Tus amigos / cantar / en un grupo musical Enrique / estudiar / el italiano

Practica: Answer the following questions in complete sentences for the appropriate person(s) and using the cues provided: ¿Miras la tele después de la cena? (Sí) ¿Estudia Anita el vocabulario todos los dias? (No) ¿Hablan Uds. bien el español? (Sí) ¿Tocan Miguel y Juan el piano? (No) ¿Escucha Ud. la música clasica en el tiempo libre? (No)

II. Create a question from the following words and then answer the question in a complete Spanish sentence based on the cue: ex: Tu’ / mirar / la tele (si) = Miras la tele tu? Si’, yo miro la tele. 1. Tu’ / sacar / la basura (si’) 2. Ana / escuchar / la radio (no) 3. Uds. / cantar / bien (si’) 4. Ellos / descansar / en el parque / en el tiempo libre (no) 5. Ud. / estudiar / siempre (no)

III. Form questions based on the following answers: 1 III. Form questions based on the following answers: 1. No, yo no escucho la muscia clasica. 2. Si, nosotros jugamos los deportes despues de clases. 3. Si, hoy Marta prepara la cena para la familia. 4. No, Gabriel y Juanita no tocan el piano en el tiempo libre. 5. Si, antes de regresar a casa yo estudio en la biblioteca con mis amigos.

IV. Translate the following questions into Spanish: 1 IV. Translate the following questions into Spanish: 1. Do you (informal) watch your brother after school? 2. Does Miguel play soccer? 3. Are all of you swimming in the pool? 4. Do you (formal) spend time with friends in the mall? 5. Are Maria and Paco painting in art class today?