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—¡Mira! Todo cuesta menos aquí. ¡Qué barato! —¡No puede ser! Yo compré esta cartera en el Almacén Gardel hace una semana y pagué mucho más. ¡Uf!

—Mi novio necesita un reloj pulsera. —¿Por qué no lo compras? Cuesta 30 dólares. No es muy caro. —¡Buena idea! Vamos a entrar.

Una regalo especial ¿Qué pasó cuando Manolo compró un regalo para su tía? Lee la historia. Una regalo especial

1 Una regalo especial Manolo: Necesito comprar un regalo para mi tía. Mañana es su cumpleaños. Claudia: ¿Qué compraste el año pasado? Manolo: Compré un libro. Quizás otro libro. Claudia: ¡Qué aburrido! Vamos al centro comercial . . .

2 Una regalo especial Manolo: Aquí venden guantes, corbatas . . . Claudia: ¿Corbatas para tu tía? ¿No tienes otra idea? Mira, aquí hay otras cosas . . .

3 Una regalo especial Manolo: ¡Ah! Tengo una idea. Anoche compré un videojuego en la Red con mi computadora. ¿Quizás podemos comprar software? Claudia: Para un amigo, sí, pero para tu tía, ¡no!

4 Una regalo especial Claudia: Yo prefiero la joyería: una pulsera, un collar, un anillo. A ver. Señorita, ¿cuánto cuesta ese collar? Dependienta: Cuesta 200 pesos con el descuento. Claudia: ¡Qué barato! La semana pasada yo pagué 300 pesos por un collar.

5 Una regalo especial Claudia y Manolo están esperando el autobús. Tienen el regalo para la tía.A su derecha hay otra chica con un perro y otro regalo también.

6 Una regalo especial Manolo: ¡Vamos, Claudia! Aquí viene el autobús. Claudia: Bueno . . . bueno.

7 Una regalo especial Manolo: ¡Feliz cumpleaños, tía! Te compré este regalo ayer. Tía: ¿Para mí? Ah, es muy bonito, pero . . . sabes que no tenemos perro. Manolo: ¡No entiendo . . . !

8 Una regalo especial Perro: ¡Me gusta mucho este collar nuevo! Me queda bien, ¿no crees?

The preterite of –ar verbs

The preterite of –ar verbs To talk about actions that were completed in the past, you use the preterite tense. To form the preterite tense of a regular -ar verb, add the preterite endings to the stem of the verb. Here are the preterite forms of comprar:

The preterite of –ar verbs

Notice the accent marks on the endings -é and -ó. The preterite of –ar verbs Notice the accent marks on the endings -é and -ó. The nosotros form is the same in the present and preterite tenses. You will need to look for other context clues to tell which tense is intended.

The preterite of verbs ending in –car and –gar

The preterite of verbs ending in –car and –gar Verbs that end in -car and -gar have a spelling change in the yo form of the preterite. buscar: c qu yo busqué Silvia y Rosa buscaron aretes pero yo busqué un collar. pagar: g gu yo pagué ¿Cuánto pagaste por tu cadena? Pagué 13 dólares.

The preterite of verbs ending in –car and –gar Verbs such as jugar that have a stem change in the present tense do not have a stem change in the preterite. El sábado pasado jugué al tenis. Mis hermanos jugaron al básquetbol.

The letter combinations gue, gui, que, and qui You know that when the letter g appears before the letters a, o, or u, it is pronounced like the g in “go,” and that g before e and i is pronounced like the h in “he.” To keep the sound of the g in “go” before e and i, add the letter u: gue, gui. Don’t pronounce the u. Listen to and say these words: Guillermo guitarra espaguetis guisantes hamburguesa Miguel

The letter combinations gue, gui, que, and qui You also know that the letter c before a, o, or u is pronounced like the c in “cat,” while the c before e and i is usually pronounced like the s in “Sally.” To keep the sound of the c in “cat” before e and i, words are spelled with qu: que, qui. The u is not pronounced. Listen to and say these words: queso quince quieres riquísimo quehacer quinientos quisiera querer

The letter combinations gue, gui, que, and qui Try it out! Listen to the first verse of this traditional song from Puerto Rico entitled “El coquí.” El coquí is a little tree frog found in Puerto Rico, named for the coquí, coquí sound that it makes at night. Say the verse. El coquí, el coquí siempre canta. Es muy suave el cantar del coquí. Por las noches a veces me duermo con el dulce cantar del coquí. Coquí, coquí, coquí, quí, quí, quí, coquí, coquí, coquí, quí, quí, quí.

A direct object tells who or what receives the action of the verb. Direct object pronouns A direct object tells who or what receives the action of the verb. Busco una cadena. Compré unos guantes.

To avoid repeating a direct object noun, you Direct object pronouns To avoid repeating a direct object noun, you can replace it with a direct object pronoun. ¿Dónde compraste tus aretes? Where did you buy your earrings? Los compré en la joyería Sánchez. I bought them at Sánchez Jewelry.

Direct object pronouns

Direct object pronouns Direct object pronouns agree in gender and number with the nouns they replace. ¿Tienes mi pulsera? No, no la tengo. ¿Tienes mis anillos? No, no los tengo. A direct object noun follows the conjugated verb. A direct object pronoun comes before the conjugated verb.

When an infinitive follows a conjugated Direct object pronouns When an infinitive follows a conjugated verb, the direct object pronoun can either be placed before the conjugated verb or be attached to the infinitive. ¿Quieres comprar el llavero? Sí, lo quiero comprar. o: Sí, quiero comprarlo.

Episodio 6

to talk about places where you shop el almacén department store pl. los almacenes en la Red online la joyería jewelry store la librería bookstore la tienda de descuentos discount store la tienda de household electrodomésticos appliance store la zapatería shoe store

to talk about gifts you might buy el anillo ring los anteojos de sol sunglasses los aretes earrings el bolso purse la cadena chain la cartera wallet el collar necklace

to talk about gifts you might buy la corbata tie los guantes gloves el llavero key chain el perfume perfume la pulsera bracelet el reloj pulsera watch el software software

to talk about who might receive a gift el novio boyfriend la novia girlfriend to talk about buying or selling barato, -a inexpensive, cheap caro, -a expensive mirar to look (at) pagar (por) to pay (for) vender to sell

to talk about time in the past anoche last night el año pasado last year ayer yesterday hace + time expression ago la semana pasada last week other useful expressions ¡Uf! Ugh! Yuck!

preterite of regular –ar verbs

preterite of –car and –gar verbs These verbs have a spelling change in the yo form of the preterite. buscar c qu yo busqué pagar g gu yo pagué jugar g gu yo jugué

direct object pronouns