Español 1 Unidad 1 Etapa 1 Sra. Lear. All INFINITIVES end in –ar, -er, or -ir.

Capitulo 4- Tercer Paso Talking about where you and others go during free time.
Ir=to go.
Ir a… Saying what you are going to do. When you talk about things you are planning to do in the future, you say what you are going to do. To talk about.
Created by Suzanne Shirley bailar to dance ver la tele to watch television.
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:(
IR is an irregular verb. yovoynosotros vamos túvas ustedustedes élvaellosvan ellaellas.
Español I Capítulo 4B. Notes: REVIEW of ir + a + infinitive Realidades I Capítulo 4B.
Los sujetos Subjects. Los sujetos singulares Yo = I Tú = You (informal) Él = he / Ella = she / Usted (ud) = you (formal)
SPANISH 1 Unidad 1 Etapa 1 Sra. Lear.
Saying what Someone Likes to Do Using gustar + infinitive Español 1 Unidad 3 Etapa 1.
D ESCRIBING PEOPLE : S UBJECT PRONOUNS & THE VERB SER Sra. Lear Spanish 1 Unidad 1 Etapa 1.
Unidad 2.3 ¿Qué haces tú en tu tiempo libre?.
SUBJECTS AND VERBS Gramática 1. Verbs Verbs – the action word of the sentence – like dance, sing, or talk. Am/is/are are also verbs. Verbs – the action.
“To have to”; “Going to”
Gustar Gustar- to _______ ___ ______ ___ ______ If what you are liking is singular, use _____ If what you are liking is plural, use _____ Use gustar with.
ANTE TODO The verb ir (to go) is irregular in the present tense.
Ir + a + infinitive Going to gonna do something.
To talk about what you have to do use tener que + infinitive
IR.
The Verb IR Definition The verb IR means to go IRREGULAR VERB IR is an irregular verb, which means that it doesnt follow the normal conjugation pattern.
What do you like to do? ¿Qué te gusta hacer?. jugar al básquetbol.
Present tense Ir Mrs. Márquez Spanish I. yo = nosotros = tú = Usted (Ud.) =Ustedes(Uds.) = (él, ella)(ellos, ellas) I You (familiar) You (formal) He,
gustar with infinitives
Ver una obra de Shakespeare Mirar las estrellas
El Verbo GUSTAR En español gustar significa to be pleasing In English, the equivalent is to like.
The Present Tense of ir (to go)
El verbo estar to be. Lets review the persons yo I nosotros we tú you (friend/family) vosotros (yall) él/ella/usted (he/she/you) ellos/ustedes (they,
El Verbo GUSTAR En español gustar significa to be pleasing In English, the equivalent is to like.
Gramática 3.1 Gustar with infinitives Pronouns after prepositions
¡Sí, me gusta!. Repaso Remember me gusta? You learned to use me gusta for talking about what I like to do. You learned to use te gusta to say what you.
Talking about what people are going to do… Mrs. D.
Capítulo Uno. ayudar en casa To help around the house cocinar To cook dibujar To draw escuchar música To listen to music estar con amigos To be with friends.
Capítulo 4B- Apuntes #1 El Futuro.
Simple future Ir + a + infinitive Ir = to go A = to Infinitive= verb not conjugated (bailar, caminar, correr)
Chapter 3 Lección A Vocabulario.
Verb conjugation What is it and why does it matter?
Me gusta…. How to talk about what we like Me gusta leer. Te gusta leer. Le gusta leer. Nos gusta leer. Os gusta leer. Les gusta leer. I like to read.
Reflexive Pronouns By: Rachel Hoffman. Subject Pronouns I You (familiar) You (formal) He She We All of you (familiar) All of you (formal) They (m) They.
¿Que te gusta hacer? Vocabulario 1. VERBS ALQUILAR VIDEOS 1. To Rent Videos.
¿Qué te gusta hacer en tu tiempo libre?
How does “gustar” work? “I like pizza.” “Elena likes to swim.”
Martes, el trece de octubre. Talk about daily activities Vocabulary p. 51 of textbook Tell where people are from Use subject pronouns to replace the subject.
Irregular Yo. decir hacer Práctica Conjuega: 1. Tú ________ 2. La clase ____________ 3. Los estudiantes ____________ 4. Yo _____________.
Ir + a + infinitive Going + infinitive (Know how to spell in all forms)
El Verbo GUSTAR En español gustar significa to be pleasing In English, the equivalent is to like.
bailar to dance ver la tele to watch television.
Using ir + a + the infinitive. What is an infinitive verb? A verb that ends in –ar, -er, or –ir in Spanish or that begins with to in English. Ejemplos:
El verbo IR / IR+ a + infinitive IR= to go IR + a + infinitive=tells what is going to happen.
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:
The student will be able to say what someone is going to do. 1 OBJECTIVE:
El verbo VER = “to see” Ver has an irregular yo form: veo. Otherwise it conjugates like a normal –er verb. The vosotros form doesn’t get an accent. Why?
El Verbo “IR” Unidad 2 Etapa 2. Los Objetivos What does “Ir” Mean? How is it different from “-ir”? What are the two reasons to use “IR”?
Write out the following conversation in the correct order:
Write the English on the other side of the flap!
Present Progressive Por Señora Chinchilla. When you want to say an action is happening now, use the present progressive. For example:I am eating. She.
Gustos y Disgustos Aversiones.
¿Cómo se dice..? (How do you say…?) I like to eat. You like to run. Enrique likes to go. (ir) We like to work. _______________ Miguleto and Tómas like.
Chapter 4B -Sports/Invite Vocab -Ir a + infinitive -Stem-changing Verbs (jugar)
Capítulo 4B- Apuntes #1 El Futuro. In English, we can say that you are going to do something by using the verb “to be” + “going” + “to (verb)” In Spanish,
El Verbo ‘Ir’. Ir – To go SingularPlural YoNosotros TúVosotros Él/ella/UstedEllos(as)/Ustedes voy vas va vamos vais van.
Notes #2 Simple future tense U2E3 Standard and objective Notes #2 Ir+a+infinitive Standard 1.2- Students understand and interpret written and spoken.
Rule #1 Subject NO verb. Laura no es … Yo no quiero … Ella no quiere … A mi no me gusta …
¿Qué vas a hacer mañana? Ellos van a ver una película. Voy a estudiar. Vamos a leer. Elena va a comer.
Este fin de semana Saying what you are going to do at the weekend.
Expressing the Future with -
¿Que te gusta hacer? Vocabulario 1.
Ellos van a ver una película.
El verbo ir to go.