La voz pasiva con se.

Vocabulario 3.1 el 29/30 de noviembre.
Los Pronombres Reflexivos
Hace y hacía Hace tres meses que vivo aquí.
El se impersonal. Se is used to express what is generally done. It does not refer to a specific person. El se impersonal Se habla español en México. Se.
ESPAÑOL II SESIÓN 4.
Direct Object Pronouns Direct Objects Diagram each part of these English sentences: I want that skirt. You bought some shoes. What is the subject and.
The Impersonal “se” Capítulo 3.
Calentamiento: responde ¿Dónde se vende (sell) la piña? ¿Dónde se habla español? La heladería La frutería 1. La __________ se vende en ___ _____________.
Constructions with “se”. Impersonal Constructions with “se” You can use the pronoun “se” to avoid specifying the person who is doing the action. Using.
Impersonal “se” Capítulo 7A. In English, you use they, you, one, or people in an impersonal or indefinite sense to mean “people in general” or as a passive.
Direct Object Pronouns Bill hit the ball. "Ball" receives the action of the verb "hit." Sherry reads the book. "Book" receives the action of the verb.
Gustar- To like (to please)
Los complementos indirectos Me trae un…. por favor.
Direct Objects and Direct Object Pronouns Capítulo 6: Gramática en acción 2.
Passive Voice with “Se”
Obligations and Frequency To voice an obligation we say Hay que + (verb) Or Tener (conjugated) + que + (verb)
El se impersonal. Se is used to express what is _________________________. It does not refer to a specific person. El se impersonal Se habla español en.
El uso del artículo como sustantivo
P The verb gustar uses these pronouns for the person who likes something. me gusta(n) te gusta(n) le gusta(n) The verb agrees with what is liked.
Los Complementos Directos Direct Object Pronouns (en inglés) Necesita: Su cuaderno Un lápiz.
Page 360 Realidades 1 Direct Object Pronouns Direct Objects Diagram each part of these English sentences: I want that skirt. I bought some shoes. What.
Review Do you recall the phrase “Me gusta…”? Remember that it means “I like…” If the infinitive follows, it means “I like (to do something)”.
Repaso Los complementos directos Remember that direct object pronouns tell WHO or WHAT receives the action of the verb. Los complementos directos.
Gusta/gustan encanta/encantan Rogers. To say you like something: A mí me gusta el chocolate. o Me gusta el chocolate. If the noun is singular it will.
El “SE” impersonal P. 6. Ever seen a sign that says, Se habla español. What does that mean? It can be translated, “Spanish is spoken here,” “They speak.
Review of –CAR –GAR –ZAR in the preterite Conocer in the preterite The impersonal “se” and passive “se”
Starting impersonal information Se + verb construction.
SABER VS. CONOCER TO KNOW. Saber and conocer can both be translated to the English verb: to know. But they are used in completely different situations.
Direct Object Pronouns. Mi Cuentito Cada día yo chupo una piruleta. Yo chupo piruletas porque son mis dulces favoritos. Compro piruleta a la tienda con.
The Impersonal “se” P. 360 Realidades 2.
The Passive Voice In Spanish II you learned about the impersonal se and the passive voice with se. Use the impersonal se with the third person singular.
The Impersonal/Passive Se. The impersonal se Can mean they, one, or you Can mean they, one, or you Se come bien en este restaurante. Se come bien en este.
Most commonly used is QUE Means that, which, who NEVER omitted in Spanish!
The Impersonal and Passive se (El se impersonal y pasivo) Se dice que nuestro piloto tiene mucha experiencia. ¡Menos mal! Me da miedo viajar en avión.
Libro-Página 31. Palabras afirmativas y negativas Libro-Página 31 Affirmative and negative words are opposites Affirmative words are used to say that.
The Impersonal “se” P. 360 Realidades 2 The Impersonal “se” l In English we often use they, you, one, or people in an impersonal or indefinite sense.
Tener que vs. Hay que Se prohíbe ….
Gustar, ¿Por qué?, and Porque Capítulo 2. Use the definite articles when talking about nouns as a category or using gustar. Gustar means “to be pleasing.
GUSTAR The verb ‘gustar’ is used in Spanish to convey the meaning “to like”. It’s literal meaning is “to be pleasing to”.
Pronombres de Objeto directo
The passive “se”. When is it used? To indicate some sort of action without indicating who performed the action *The passive SE is used when you are trying.
Calentamiento Pick up the warm up on your way in and complete it with the months and days of the week!
El Verbo “GUSTAR” En español gustar means “to be pleasing” In English, the equivalent is “to like”
Double Object Pronouns What happens when we have both direct and indirect object pronouns in the same sentence? What goes where? Information for this lesson.
Capítulo 2A - Apuntes #1 LOS PRONOMBRES. *The subject of a sentence tells us who is doing the action Pablo escucha música *The subject of a sentence replaces.
Objetivo: ¿Qué se vende en tu tienda preferida? Hagan Ahora: 1. Saquen la tarea. 2. Completen el papel “¿Reflexivo o no?” Hoy es miércoles, el 3 de octubre.
To say a person likes something, or that something is pleasing to them use the following phrases: Me gusta… / Me gustan… Te gusta… / Te gustan… Le gusta…
The impersonal and passive se
SABER and CONOCER Page 56 Realidades 2 SABER & CONOCER Both saber and conocer mean “to know.” They both have irregular “yo” forms.
© 2010 Teacher’s Discovery The Verb gustar By Jami Sipe.
Nadarcomercaminarleer Escribirvivirpracticarescuchar Calentamiento Yo ___________ en el parque los fines de semana. María ______ el almuerzo en la cafeteria.
EXPRESSING LIKES AND LOVES. To say something is pleasing to someone, use the verb gustar.
Impersonal Se PASSIVE VOICE. Impersonal Se → used when the subject is vague or unknown.
“I can…. Describe people, places and things”
The Passive Voice with the
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¡Con‘hoo’gación! Review of –CAR –GAR –ZAR in the preterite
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The Impersonal “se” Avancemos 4: p. 318.
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How to use “Gustar”.