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abrir / escribir / asistir / ver / comer Para empezar Contesten con la forma correcta del pretérito. abrir / escribir / asistir / ver / comer escribí Yo no __________________ una carta a mis abuelos la semana pasada. Mi hermana y yo __________________ una película. Olivia y Paco ___________________ a la reunión del Club de ciencias la semana pasada. Tu padre ______________________ poco en el restaurante. vimos asistieron comió

Pensar que, pensar con infinitivos, y pensar en

There are three phrases that use pensar to: to think There are three phrases that use pensar to: say what you think is going to happen what you’re planning (thinking about) doing say that you’re thinking about someone/something. pensar que + verb – (I think that we are going to…, etc.) pensar + infinitive pensar en…

Pensar que + verb- Por ejemplo: to say what you think is going to happen (I think that we are going to…, etc.) Pienso que va a ser muy divertido. I think it’s going to be really fun. Pensamos que vamos a ir a la iglesia y después almorzar en la casa de nuestros abuelos. We think we are going to go to church and then eat lunch at our grandparents’ house. A note on this usage…

WHY? Pensar que While it means ________________________, to think that ___is going to happen While it means ________________________, we more frequently use the verb ________ to say what we think is going to happen or how we believe it is going to be. CREER WHY?

Sometimes we’re a bit more dramatic in Spanish. We don’t just think something. We BELIEVE it! (creer que) We don’t just make a mistake. We COMMIT an error. (cometer un error)

So… While pensar que is appropriate in a few instances, truly you will use ____________ most frequently. creer que

Por ejemplo: to say what you think (believe) is going to happen (I think that we are going to…, etc.) Creo que va a ser muy divertido. I think (believe) it’s going to be really fun. Creemos que vamos a ir a la iglesia y después almorzar en la casa de nuestros abuelos. We think (believe) we are going to go to church and then eat lunch at our grandparents’ house.

Back to pensar 

2) Pensar + infinitive- Por ejemplo: To say what you’re planning (thinking about) doing Pensamos hacer una fiesta. We’re planning on throwing a party. Pienso hacer ejercicios tres veces a la semana. I plan to exercise three times a week . or I plan on exercising three times a week. (Same thing.)

3) Pensar en…- Por ejemplo: To say that you’re thinking about someone/something. Pienso en ti. I’m thinking about you. Pensamos en los horrores de ayer. We keep thinking about the terrible things (that happened) yesterday.

pienso pensamos piensas piensa piensan to think pensar (e →ie) =________________ pienso pensamos piensas piensa piensan

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Práctica Haz p. 318, actividad 17.

Práctica Haz p. 319, actividad 18. Usa pensar + infinitivo a describir planes y creer que a decir como va a ser.

Mini-conversación p.319 Act. 19 Habla de una fiesta que piensas hacer. Con un/a compañero/a, hablen de: La razón por la fiesta Dónde va a ser Los invitados La música y La comida Pueden usar las siguientes frases para hacer preguntas y reaccionar: Creo que… (No) estoy de acuerdo. Prefiero… fenomenal pésimo divertido/a (No) me gusta(n) ¡Buena idea! delicioso(a)