Repasemos el vocabulario. ¿Qué actividad asocias con una piscina?

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Repasemos el vocabulario

¿Qué actividad asocias con una piscina?

¿Qué actividad asocias con un río o un lago?

¿Qué actividad asocias con el bosque?

¿Qué actividad asocias con las montañas Smokey?

¿Qué actividad asocias con el yoga? Levantar pesas Estirarse Hacer régimen

¿Qué actividad asocias con la pista de correr?

¿Qué actividad asocias con el Ju Jitsu?

Estudien los verbos irregulares

Commands To tell a friend to do something, use informal tú commands. They are the same conjugation as the él, ella, usted conjugation of a verb in the present tense. Ejemplo: Dance!  ¡Baila!

Commands To tell a friend NOT to do something, use informal negative tú commands They take the opposite ending as the present tense form For example, bailas = no bailes Comes= no comas “as”  “es” and “es”  “as”

Practiquemos Task: Command a friend to walk El verbo = caminar Caminas is the statement “you are walking” ¡Camina! Is the command, Walk!

Task: Command a friend to practice El verbo = practicar ¡Practica!

Task: Command a friend to stretch Verb= estirarse Problem=estirarse is reflexive, what does this mean? Affirmative=¡Estírate! (te is attached to the end) Negative=¡No te estires!

Task: Command a friend to train El verbo=entrenarse ¡Entrenate! Command a friend not to train ¡No te entrenes!

¿Te acuerdas de los irregulares? VenirDecirSalirHacerTenerIrPonerSer VenDiSalHazTenVePonSé No vengas No digasNo salgas No hagas No tengas No vayasNo pongas No seas

Hay más irregulares If the verb ends in car, gar, zar we have to have a spelling change in the NEGATIVE command to keep the sound Ejemplos: Practicar  ¡No practiques! (instead of practices) Jugar  ¡No juegues! (instead of jueges) Almorzar  ¡No almuerces! (instead of almuerzes) Car, gar, zar goes to ques, gues, ces