Please Have Out… Agendas: – Sp. 3: Libreta pg. 201 – Sp. 3H: Libreta pg. 202 – NS: Libreta pg. 203 Tarea de anoche: – Sp. 3: Libreta pg. 199-200 – Sp.

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Please Have Out… Agendas: – Sp. 3: Libreta pg. 201 – Sp. 3H: Libreta pg. 202 – NS: Libreta pg. 203 Tarea de anoche: – Sp. 3: Libreta pg – Sp. 3H: Libreta pg – NS: Libreta pg

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S UBJUNCTIVE WITH C ONJUNCTIONS unless, so that, in case Expressions like unless, so that, and in case are conjunctions that connect two parts of the same sentence. subjunctive. In English, they are followed by the indicative. In Spanish, they are followed by the subjunctive.

S OME S OME CONJUNCTIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED BY A SUBJUNCTIVE VERB FORM. How do you know which ones?

express doubt or uncertainty Always use the subjunctive after the following conjunctions because they express doubt or uncertainty about whether or not the events in the second part of the sentence will happen.

E JEMPLOS : No gastes tus ahorros a menos que sea necesario. Don’t spend your savings unless it’s necessary. Voy a imprimir las fotos para que todos las miren. I’m going to print the photos so that everyone can look at them.

without que, infinitive When the conjunctions above are used without que, the verb that follows must be in the infinitive form. que salgas Tendrás que comer antes de que salgas. You’ll have to eat before you leave. de salir Tendrás que comer antes de salir. You’ll have to eat before leaving.

Pg. 278 #7 AND Pg. 281 #12 Pg. 278 #7 Modelo: Yo voy a llevar el monedero... en caso de que Yo voy a llevar el monedero en caso de que tú quieras comprar algo. Pg. 281 #12 Modelo: tengo que... para que... tengo que para que Yo tengo que comprar un regalo valioso para que mi mamá esté contenta en su cumpleaños.

Presentations COMMAND (present tense él/ella form) Trae, Lleva, Usa, Visita, Ve etc… What? Amigos, dinero, paraguas etc… CONJUNCTION En caso de que, para que, a menos que etc… Subjunctive (present tense yo form, drop “o”, add opposite endings)  Lleva a tus amigos para que no vayas solo/a.

La agenda electrónica Personal organizer

Los ahorros savings

La bolsa Bag, handbag

La cartera wallet

Distinto(a) Distinct, different

El documento (de identidad) (identification) card

Las gafas (de sol) sunglasses

El monedero Coinpurse

El paraguas umbrella

Precioso(a) precious

Sin valor worthless

valioso valuable

La búsqueda search

La computadora portátil laptop

Conectarse a internet To connect to the internet

la contraseña password

descargar To download

el enlace link

enviar To send

El escáner scanner

imprimir To print

Los juegos de computadora Computer games

El salón de charlas Chat room

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