El verbo IR To go.

Direct Object Pronouns
Double object pronouns
Pr-pr.
I. U4L1 Direct Object Pronouns Me= meNos= us Te= youOS= you plural Lo, La= it, him, herLos, Las= them.
Los Adjetivos Posesivos
EL VERBO IR = TO GO.
IR - TO GO IR is another irregular verb. Its conjugation does not follow a regular pattern. It must be memorized:(
Family - Familia Haydee Beckles Panama.
Possessive Adjectives
Los pronombres del complemento directo. Los complementos directos Direct object NOUNS can be replaced by Direct object PRONOUNS To find the DO Noun in.
direct object pronouns
PRESENTACIÓN LA CASA. The house has o two bedrooms, o a living room, o a kitchen, o a bathroom, o a patio and o a garage. La casa TIENE o dos alcobas,
Los adjetivos posesivos
Repaso Tener, adjetivos posesivos y gustar. Tener - To Have Yo Tengo Tú Tienes Él/Ella/Ud. Tiene Tenemos Tenéis Ellos/Uds. Tienen.
El verbo IR To go. El verbo IR The verb IR means to go. The verb IR means to go. The verb IR is irregular in the present tense. The verb IR is irregular.
Im doing a survey about luxuries and necessities. What do you think about buying a flashlight? Its a necessity when we dont have electricity. ¡Hola! Yo.
Hagan ahora: (Do Now)
EL VERBO TENER Una introducción. For all verbs in Spanish the subject pronouns are not necessary. You can tell who is doing the verb by the ending.
Los Adjetivos Posesivos
POSSESSION.
Indirect Objects.
Direct Objects WHAT IS A DIRECT OBJECT? The direct object answers the question WHO or WHAT after the verb. Most of the time it is a noun. WHAT IS THE.
Direct Objects WHAT IS A DIRECT OBJECT? The direct object answers the question WHO or WHAT after the verb. Most of the time it is a noun. IDENTIFY THE.
Me llamo _________ Clase 6nh La fecha es el 16 de abril del 2012 Propósito # 51: ¿Cómo son tus amigos? Actividad Inicial: Copia y responde: 1.¿Dónde vives?
Adjetivos Posesivos.
Adjetivos Posesivos.
Los objetos indirectos Me- meNos- us Te- youOs- you (plural) Le- him/her/you formalLes- them (mas,fem,you formal)
Short & Long forms of the Possessives. The short forms of the possessives: mi, misnuestro/a/os/as tu, tusvuestro/a/os/assu, sus.
Indirect Object Pronouns
Definite Articles ___el chico __la_tarea ___los__papeles ____las_lecciones exceptions __el__mapa ___el_día Maculine (o) Feminine(a,ión,tad,dad)
Definite Articles ___ chico ___tarea _____papeles _____lecciones exceptions ____mapa ____día Maculine (o) Feminine(a,ión,tad,dad)
Possessive Adjectives (Los adjetivos posesivos). mi tu su nuestro vuestro su (s) os, (a, as) os,(a,as) (s) These are two-form adjectives, which agree.
Ver una obra de Shakespeare Mirar las estrellas
La Comida Hoy es el diecinueve de septiembre. La Comida La Pizza El Sándwich.
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
¿Qué? = What ¿Quién? = who ¿Quienes? = who ( pl. subj) ¿Cuándo? = when ¿Dónde? = Where ¿Por qué? = why.
Indirect Objects and Indirect object pronouns. What is an Indirect object? The indirect object answers the question "To whom?" or "For whom?" the action.
Using Infinitives Spanish 1 Chapter 7.1.
These are my books. Those are yours. I saw their car in the garage. Have you seen ours? I ate my cookie yesterday. Did George eat ______? We went to our.
Talking about what people are going to do… Mrs. D.
Capítulo 5A- Apuntes #2 Adjetivos Posesivos.
Capítulo 4A- Apuntes #2 Interrogativos.
El Presente Progresivo
Los complementos directos Direct Object Pronouns.
Possessive Adjectives
Ir a infinitivo La Alhambra is a palace/fortress in Granada that was built by the Moors during their rule of Spain. Known for its beauty and serenity,
Watch the video and fill in the blank: Jessie hugs ____________ Ken opens the __________ Ken loves _________ The toys follow________ The toys are fixing.
La Familia y Su Casa Chapter 6 Eva y Pilar. La Familia Abuelo(a) – grandfather/mother Padre/madre – father/mother Hermano(a) – brother/sister Tío(a) –
LA GRAM ÁTICA EN ACCIÓN 2 THE VERB GUSTAR, ¿POR QUÉ?, PORQUE, AND DE ¿Por qué? Porque es tu cumplea ños. A e llos les gustan las fiestas. Me gusta mucho.
A direct object pronoun tells who or what receives the action of the verb. Direct object pronouns replace the noun. In English, we use me, you, us, it,
The Angry Family Tree With the Angry Family This TV programme is so boring… lets watch football! Este programa es súper aburrido... ¡Vamos a ver el fútbol!
R2-2A Apuntes #1 REFLEXIVE VERBS.
¿Cómo se llama? ¿Cómo es (físicamente)? ¿Qué tiene como familia? ¿Tiene animales en casa? ¿Dónde vive? ¿Dónde trabaja? ¿Qué le gusta hacer? ¿Qué no le.
Irregular Yo. decir hacer Práctica Conjuega: 1. Tú ________ 2. La clase ____________ 3. Los estudiantes ____________ 4. Yo _____________.
PARTE 1 LOS OBJETOS DIRECTOS E INDIRECTOS. DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS VS. INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS Habla con otra persona para ver qué es la diferencia entre.
Los verbos de deber, necesitar, querer, y poder
Indicate possession Go in front of nouns in English and Spanish Example: My car? Ejemplo: ¿Mi carro?
The direct object receives the action of the verb. The indirect object receives the direct object. Ejemplo en inglés: The monkey gives the money to me.
The Verb Venir- to come #8. The Verb Venir Standard 1.2: Students understand and interpret written and spoken language on a variety of topics Objective:
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,
GRAMÁTICAS: 5.2 Negation with nunca, tampoco, nadie, and nada.
Tener que + infinitivo (to have to __________) Tener ganas de + infinitivo (to feel like _________ing) Las líneas de Nazca are in Perú. It is believed.
PersonEnglish Adjectives- Singular Adjectives– PluralYoMyMi Mis TúYourTu Tus Él / Ud His / Your (formal) Su Sus Ella / Ud Her / Your (formal)
Review of Tener and the Direct Object Pronouns.  What does “tener” mean?  To have  Forms of Tener:  Yo tengo  Tú tienes  Él, Ella, Usted tiene 
For today’s lesson grab a: Whiteboard, Marker, Eraser & Your blue handout.
Grammar Point: Direct Object Pronouns
Stations Homework Remember that we need to make sentences in Spanish, we are growing and the way we use our knowledge should grow with you. We need to.
Expressing Possession