Cada día te veo Porque vivo contigo Y a veces te grito

Los reflexivos, parte II. Where we left off… By now, you should be comfortable conjugating both regular verbs and reflexive verbs. By now, you should.
Accents and Punctuation
3 al día  1. List 5 cities and / or states with Spanish names.
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EL VERBO IR = TO GO.
+ Hazlo ahora el 30 de abril Objetivo: SWBAT conjugate and use the verbs IR and DAR. Take out your tener homework to be checked. Fill out the chart with.
Los sujetos Subjects. Los sujetos singulares Yo = I Tú = You (informal) Él = he / Ella = she / Usted (ud) = you (formal)
Verbs and Expressions that Use the Infinitive
Los pronombres del complemento directo. Los complementos directos Direct object NOUNS can be replaced by Direct object PRONOUNS To find the DO Noun in.
Repaso Tener, adjetivos posesivos y gustar. Tener - To Have Yo Tengo Tú Tienes Él/Ella/Ud. Tiene Tenemos Tenéis Ellos/Uds. Tienen.
– TO BE PLEASING/TO LIKE
Gustar Gustar- to _______ ___ ______ ___ ______ If what you are liking is singular, use _____ If what you are liking is plural, use _____ Use gustar with.
What is a subject pronoun? A subject pronoun is a personal pronoun that can be used as the subject of verbs.
Talking about what you need ¿Qué necesitas? necesitar- to need.
Lunes el diecinueve de marzo. The future tense is used in Spanish to talk about future events. It is used when ever we would use the phrase I will… in.
Apuntes: gramática Español 1B. Los pronombres In place of using a persons name to tell who is doing the action of a verb, we also use pronouns. In place.
Frases útiles. Necesitas tu agenda Firmo la agenda.
Direct Object Pronouns Direct Objects Diagram each part of these English sentences: I want that skirt. I bought some shoes. What is the subject, the.
The Imperfect Tense: Irregular Verbs Página 179 The Imperfect Tense: Irregular Verbs Página 179.
El Verbo “GUSTAR” w/ I.O. clarifiers
¿Cómo te sientes? How do you feel?.
¡Empecemos! Gramática 1 Subject pronouns Preview Subject pronouns Tú and ustedTú and usted Ustedes and vosotros Nosotros, vosotros, and ellos.
Con To talk about doing something with someone else, the Spanish word con is used.
The Present Tense of ir (to go)
+ Expresciones Hoy es el treinta de enero.. + Greetings Hola Hello ¿Qué pasa? Whats up?
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
El verbo estar to be. Lets review the persons yo I nosotros we tú you (friend/family) vosotros (yall) él/ella/usted (he/she/you) ellos/ustedes (they,
¿Qué? = What ¿Quién? = who ¿Quienes? = who ( pl. subj) ¿Cuándo? = when ¿Dónde? = Where ¿Por qué? = why.
Gramática Lección Preliminar Created by: D. Rodríguez.
Seventh grade final exam review. Translate: Rubio Alto Travieso BlondeTallmischievous.
What kind of verb is JUGAR? An ________ VERB. It is also a Stem-Changing verb. What stem-changing verb did we see a few chapters ago? _________________.
Verbs with irregular YO forms. Regular –AR, –ER, and –IR verbs have regular endings in the yo form. For regular –AR, you drop the –AR and add the O ending.
Talking about what people are going to do… Mrs. D.
Capítulo 5A- Apuntes #2 Adjetivos Posesivos.
5A – Apuntes #1 TENER. 1. TENER is used ________________________ 2. TENER is used _______________________ ejemplo: I have an older brother and a younger.
La Fruta La manzana La banana Las uvas El tomate La sandia Las fresas.
Los Verbos Capítulo 1 Parte 2.
Affirmative and Negative Words Affirmative / Negative Words When you want to talk about an indefinite or negative situation you use affirmative and negative.
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.
In Spanish gustar means to be pleasing This is the equivalent to the English to like.
Español 1 Doctora Tartaglione
Una conversación con la Dra. Guffey. Los personajes YO TÚTÚ TERRY MIRANDAELOR A.
Possessive Adjectives/ Possessive Pronouns
*TAKE OUT YOUR HOMEWORK* Objective: – I can prepare to demonstrate my knowledge of estar, ir + a + infinitive, ir + a + location Vocab/Ideas: – Ir + a.
How does “gustar” work? “I like pizza.” “Elena likes to swim.”
Sponge: Primero (1), read the essential question, How are language and culture connected? Segundo (2), On your sticky note write a readable and appropriate.
Possesive Adjectives.
Jessica Coria. Demonstrative Pronouns The four demonstrative pronouns are this, that, these, those. A demonstrative pronoun identifies and specifies a.
Irregular Yo. decir hacer Práctica Conjuega: 1. Tú ________ 2. La clase ____________ 3. Los estudiantes ____________ 4. Yo _____________.
Los verbos de deber, necesitar, querer, y poder
the el/la/los/ las In English we dont use the article for general nouns; in Spanish you have to: Love is good; hate is bad. El amor es bueno; el odio.
Infinitive Uses of Verbs Gabe Funtanilla. Infinitive Verbs  Infinitive verbs are the most basic verb forms. They always have one of three endings: -ar,
 Write the DLT:  DLT1: I can learn the meanings of nunca, tampoco, nada, and nadie.  DLT1: Puedo aprender las definiciones de las palabras nunca, tampoco,
PersonEnglish Adjectives- Singular Adjectives– PluralYoMyMi Mis TúYourTu Tus Él / Ud His / Your (formal) Su Sus Ella / Ud Her / Your (formal)
Tú vs.Usted Both mean you Tú (singular familiar) is used with people that you are familiar with or someone that you refer to by their first name. Usted.
Juntos 1 Repaso para el examen uno INTRODUCIÓN PÁGINAS 6-21.
Tener - to have. ‘Tener’ is also a stem-changing verb. It has regular -er endings but the stem changes from -e to -ie. ‘Tener’ is also a ‘go’ verb. This.
Chapter 1 Part 1. Vocabulario Part 1 Como te llamas?- What’s your name? Como se llama usted?- What’s your name? (to an adult) Me llamo…- My name is… Soy…-
Yo tú usted él ella nosotros nosotras ustedes ellos ellas GC 1: Los pronombres.
¿Qué te gusta hacer?.  Talk about activities  Tell where you are from  Say what you like and don’t like to do.
Question words Sra. Kemp Directions: 1.Click on Slide Show on the tool bar. Then, click on From beginning. 2.Click to move on to the next flashcard. 3.Look.
Comparatives.
Informal and Formal Greetings
Two verbs together!!. cepillarse los dientes = to brush your teeth vestirse = to get dressed mirarse = to look at yourself in the mirror.
Verbs and Expressions that Use the Infinitive
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Kindergarten Spanish High Frequency Words
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