Los verbos ponerse y decir Esp. 2/cap. 4.1 P. 130.

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los verbos ponerse y decir Esp. 2/cap. 4.1 P. 130

Both verbs ponerse and decir are irregular in the preterite. They have irregular stems and irregular endings. What’s easy about them is that they almost have the same endings. See if you can see where they differ. Ponerse also shares irregular preterite endings with venir, tener and hacer. Memorize these endings!

venir vine viniste vino vinimos vinisteis vinieron tener tuve tuviste tuvo tuvimos tuvisteis tuvieron hacer hice hiciste hizo hicimos hicisteis hicieron REPASO

Ponerse can be followed by an ________ word. (example: contenta, nerviosa, triste). In this case it means “to become” Rosa se puso muy nerviosa cuando empezó a jugar = (English) ___________________________________ Ponerse can also be followed by _____ + __________to say how someone reacted (what they started to do). Después de perder el partido, _________________________más. = After losing the game, we started to practice more. emotion infinitive a Rosa got very nervous when she started to play. nos pusimos a practicar

bebe come tuve compre hice juegue escribe

Ponerse =_____________________________ yo nosotros tú vosotros él ellos ella ellas Ud. Uds. me puse te pusiste se puso nos pusimos os pusisteis se pusieron To become/to start to do something

Yo _____________________ cuando perdimos. I started to cry when we lost. ¿_______________________ Uds. a estudiar? Did you all start to study? me puse a llorar Se pusieron

PRACTICA: Yo ____ _________ muy triste cuando perdí el partido. I got sad when I lost the game. me puse

¿___ _________________ tú a gritar cuando los Mavericks hicieron el último punto? Did you start to yell when the Mavs scored the last point? Cuando ganamos el trofeo, nuestro entrenador ___ ___________ muy feliz. When we won the trophy, our coach became really happy. Te pusose pusiste

Decir, followed by ____________, is used to tell what ______________ Ejemplos: Dije que el equipo ganó el partido. = Tú le dijiste el secreto. = Mis amigos dijeron que fueron al partido= que was said or told. You told him the secret. I said (that) our team won the game. My friends said(that) they went to the game.

decir =________________ yo nosotros tú vosotros él ellos ella ellas Ud. Uds. Which is the only ending that’s a little different from ponerse/tener/estar? dije dijo dijiste dijimos dijisteis dijeron to say/to tell

MAS PRACTICA 1. Estuve muy nerviosa en la competencia de oratoria, y yo ______________ nada. I was really nervous at the speech competition, and I didn’t say anything. 2. ¿Qué ___________ tú al entrenador? ¡Se puso muy enojado! What did you say to the coach? He got really mad! 3. Los jugadores del otro equipo ____________ ______ganaron todos sus partidos. The players from the other team said they won all their games. no dije dijiste que dijeron

Práctica Fill in with the appropriate conjugation in the preterite. 1. Yo te ________________ la verdad. (decir) 2. Después de ganar, nosotros __________________________ a gritar. (ponerse) 3. Tú me ______________________ que el examen es hoy. (decir) 4. Cuando su gato se murió (died) la niña __________________ a llorar. (ponerse) 5. Las animadoras ___________________ muy felices cuando ganaron la competencia. (ponerse) 6. ¿Qué ____________________Uds. a hacer cuando vieron el puntaje? (ponerse) 7. Los entrenadores ______________________ jugamos muy bien. (decir) dije nos pusimos se puso se pusieron dijeron que dijiste