Interpretación de Resistencias. De las mutaciones a la clínica.

Comparativo y Superlativo Comparing people & things
Adjectives agree in gender and number with the persons or things they describe. Masculine adjectives usually end in -o and feminine adjectives usually.
APL meeting, Rome, Italy. Sept Salvage Therapy with Chemotherapy- or Arsenic Trioxide-based Regimens for Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia in First.
Treatment 2.0 in Latin America and the Caribbean Baseline and perspectives XIX International AIDS Conference Washington, DC July 2012 Dr. Massimo.
VOCABULARIO #2.4 ¡Aprenda! Forming Questions Señora Sequin.
El comparativo y superlativo
Present Tense AR Verb Conjugation Verbs in Spanish either end in AR, ER or IR For example; hablar-to talk, comer- to eat, and venir- to come When we conjugate.
ANÁLISIS DE LA PRÁCTICA DE CORRECCIÓN DE DOSIS SEGÚN FUNCIÓN RENAL EN PACIENTES CON TRATAMIENTO ANTIRRETROVIRAL Gómez L, Pérez R, Sánchez A, Cabrera S,
Lesiones orales y estado inmunológico de pacientes VIH+ expuestos o no al consumo de alcohol. Blanca Lucía Acosta de Velásquez Elisa María Pinzón Gómez.
Problema, hipótesis y diseño Dr. Jorge O. Alarcón V. Profesor Principal UNMSM 2008.
Objective: I can recognize and accurately use gender agreement. Do Now: Match the following Spanish and English words: 1. Pelirroja a. Good-looking 2.
Copyright © 2008 Vista Higher Learning. All rights reserved  Both Spanish and English have past participles. The past participles of English verbs.
SER vs. ESTAR Spanish To be or not to be? So far we have learned two ways to express the concept of “to be”: ser estar In this slide show, we’ll look.
Hace…que To express how long something has been going on, Spanish uses the following formula: Hace + length of time + que + verb (in the present tense)
Superlatives. To talk about something or someone having “the most” or “the least” characteristic or quality, use the following formulas: El La Los Las.
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Universidad de Granada 2 de abril de 2009 Julia Cardona Mack 7.
MI CIUDAD (insert name of city here. Cool name please ) Estudiante____________ Fecha/ clase______________.
Capítulo uno Gramática 1.2 Subject pronouns (Los pronombres)
Quasimodo: (son las doce)
Possessive Adjectives
Subject Pronouns P. 82 Realidades 1.
Question Word Notes Spanish 1 – Chapter 2. Question Formation To ask a question that may be answered “sí” or “no”, just raise the pitch of your voice.
The Imperfect Tense: Regular Verbs Preterite  You have already learned to talk about the past using the preterite tense for actions that began and ended.
The Imperfect Tense: Regular-Irregular Verbs Page 42 – Chapter 1 Realidades 3.
Gender in español Gramática 2.2
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Day 4: Unidad 3. Vámonos Describen las personas famosas en españolDescriben las personas famosas en español Describe the famous people (1 complete sentence.
Telling Time La hora. Telling Time To ask what time it is in Spanish, ask: ¿Qué hora es? To answer: Es la una… (12:31 – 1:30) or Son las (hour). (1:31.
¿Cómo eres tu? (What are you like)
Posessive adjectives A Song to practice with
Comparativo y superlativo
Assignment for today: 1.Take out a piece of paper. 2.Put your name and the date at the top. 3.Title your paper “Adjectivos y Sustanivos” 4.You must create.
IF Clauses. “Si” Clauses “Si” (“if”) is an adverbial conjunction, but it’s different from all other adverbial conjunctions. It NEVER gets the PRESENT.
Copyright © 2008 Vista Higher Learning. All rights reserved  Both Spanish and English have past participles. The past participles of English verbs.
The Imperfect Tense: Irregular Verbs
The Imperfect Tense: Regular Verbs Page 194 Realidades 2.
Tan / Tanto comparisons.
Tener -= to have. Tener Tener is a new verb, but you have already seen two of the forms from TENER in the last chapter. Tener is a new verb, but you have.
Situación actual de la epidemia por VIH en España 1.EPIDEMIOLOGIA Configuración Magnitud Tendencias actuales. Características diferenciales de las nuevas.
Tener & tener que + infinitive. tener-to have tengotenem os tienestenéis tienetienen 1.They have 2.You (for.) have 3.She has 4.I have 5.We have Look at.
COPY THE RED NOTES DEFINITE ARTICLES. In Spanish all nouns belong to one of two genders: Masculine and Feminine Masculine nouns usually end in “o” and.
JUEVES, EL 10 DE SEPTIEMBRE LT: I WILL RECOGNIZE SOME NEW VOCABULARY WORDS. Go over tests & retake procedures Interpretive Assessment: numbers & alphabet.
LECCIÓN 2: SEGUNDA PARTE Today you will learn: To discusses subjects and classes at school Today you will review: How to tell time in Spanish.
Español 1 6˚ Hoy es miércoles el 25 de febrero I can tell time in the target language.
The Plurals of Adjectives Adjectives agree with a noun in: GENDER ( masculine or feminine ) NUMBER ( singular or plural )
Gramática de 2A. YoINosotros/ Nosotras We TúYou ÉlHeEllosThey EllaSheEllasThey Ud.You (formal)Uds.You all Ellos is used to refer to “they” if there is.
Quasimodo: Correct the sentences Yo compro lo. ▫Yo lo compro. Ellos quieren las comprar. ▫Ellos quieren comprarlas. Nosotros estamos leiendolo. ▫Nosotros.
Estructuras Artículos DefinidosArtículos Definidos Artículos IndefinidosArtículos Indefinidos GéneroGénero NúmeroNúmero.
Adjectives Spanish One ch.2.
Ordinal Numbers When used with a noun, they must agree in number and gender with that noun 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th primero(a)
Calentamiento Read the hand-out from the sub and answer the following questions: 1)¿Qué tiempo hace en Ecuador? 2)¿Cuántas clases tiene Ramón? 3)¿Qué.
Tener + que + inifinitive To have to do something.
Subject Pronouns P. 82 Realidades 1 Subject Pronouns u The subject of a sentence tells who is doing the action. u You often use people’s names as the.
Apuntes el 29 de octubre Los pronombres sujetos (subject pronouns): yonosotros nosotras túvosotros vosotras usted (Ud.)ustedes (Uds.) élellos ellaellas.
Spanish II Week 8. Para Empezar El 28 de septiembre Por favor, responde a la pregunta en una frase completa: ¿Tienes la clase de biología este año?
Capítulo 1 30 of Study the following forms of the verb ser. yo ___ tú ____ Ud., él, ella __ nosotros(as) ______ vosotros(as) ____ Uds., ellos, ellas.
Adjectives agree in gender and number with the persons or things they describe. Masculine adjectives usually end in -o and feminine adjectives.
Partners Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico (CUCS) Harvard School of Public Health (Env Health) Commission for Environmental Cooperation Junio 2010 Guanajuato,
Ayudando en Casa Learning Objectives: To be able to say what you do to help at home Grammar: Further use of Pronouns.
GUSTAR DISCUSSING LIKES AND DISLIKES IN SPANISH. WE USE THE VERB GUSTAR TO DESCRIBE WHAT WE LIKE AND DON’T LIKE. ¿Qué te gusta? Me gusta la pizza. ¿Te.
SINGULAR VS. PLURAL NOUNS IN SPANISH. Regla #1- Rule #1 ■Add an “s” to nouns that end in a vowel ■La casa las casas ■El zapato los zapatos.
Volume 128, Issue 3, Pages (March 2005)
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Subject Pronouns.
Subject Pronouns.
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Los Pronombres.
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