In addition, there are four words in Spanish that mean a. singularplural masculine feminine un una unos unas.

Ella los las El bolígrafo La mochila Los bolígrafos Las mochilas.
Objective: Students will be able to formulate & identify basic phrases in Spanish. Entreguen la tarea. (turn in your info packet) Bell work: What are 3.
Vocab en Costa Rica unas carpetas – folders unos cuadernos – notebooks unas carpetas – folders unos cuadernos – notebooks una regla – a ruler papel – paper.
Gender and Number of Nouns It all has to match!. 25 mayo: Are these nouns masculine or feminine? pizarra mochila bolígrafo cuaderno tarea la pizarra feminine.
ARTÍCULOS Y SUSTANTIVOS Srta. Phillips. The name of a person, place, or thing is a noun. In Spanish, every noun has a gender, either masculine or feminine.
Definite and Indefinite Articles. There are four words in Spanish that mean “the”. singularplural masculine feminine el la los las.
¿Cuántos/muchos/pocos?
Meta: ¿Qué necesitas para la escuela?
Calentamiento (bw 4.2) What is each person’s favorite class? 1.A Lucia le gusta el ejercicio. 2.Me gustan los números. 3.A Jorge y a Tomás les gustan las.
Bellwork Copy your DLT DLT1: I can learn indefinite articles so I can determine when to use each specific indefinite article, depending on the noun being.
Indefinite Articles and ¿Cuánto?, mucho, and poco
Hoy: Para Empezar Traducen: 1) I want a backpack. 2) Pierre needs a pen. Translate, then make them plural: 3) Pencil 4) dictionary 5) calculator Repaso.
Definite and Indefinite Articles “We’re going to learn how to say ‘the’ and ‘a’”
Definite and Indefinite Articles Español 1 y 2. Nouns and articles  Nouns are masculine or feminine (gender).  Nouns are singular or plural (number).
POR FAVOR ENTRA Y SIÉNTATE EN SILENCIO
Adjective/Noun Agreement
Take 2: Affirmative and Negative words Words that can only refer to a person or to people Affirmative Alguien = Someone Negative Nadie = no one; nobody;
Los útiles escolares School Supplies Por Srta. Restrepo y Sra. Plant.
Capítulo 2: La escuela ¿Qué clases tienes? Chapter Two: School What classes do you have?
En el nombre del Padre, del Hijo, y del Espíritu Santo, Amén Dios en mi mente, Dios en mi boca, Dios en mi corazón. Te agradecemos por el día de hoy.
Definite and Indefinite Articles Definite Articles u El, La, Los and Las are called definite articles. u In English they mean “the” and they are used.
Singular Definite Articles
Definite and Indefinite Articles
Capítulo 2: Los verbos yonosotros/as túvosotros/as él, ella, usted ellos, ellas, ustedes DON’T FORGET WHICH BOX BELONGS TO WHICH PRONOUN! ¡Los pronombres!
Determine if the following are masculine or feminine. Remember the rules: MasculineFeminine o, ema, amaa, d, ción el, los, un, unosla, las, una, unas.
Género y Número 07 DE DICIEMBRE DE  What are the two words that we must remember when we talk about GÉNERO (GENDER)?  What are the two words that.
Definite & indefinite articles
Nouns name people, animals, places or things. You need to remember the following things about nouns in Spanish: All nouns have gender. ( i.e. masculine.
Notes. la horala clase 7:25-8:21las matemáticas 8:24-9:20el inglés 9:23-10:19la educación física 10:22-11:18el español 11:18-11:49el almuerzo 11:52-12:54la.
El género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number agreement of nouns)
Noun / Adjective Agreement
Plurals of Nouns and Articles. Nouns To make nouns plural, you usually add ‘s’ to words ending in a vowel and ‘es’ to words ending in a consonant. To.
Assignment for today: 1.Take out a piece of paper. 2.Put your name and the date at the top. 3.Title your paper “Adjectivos y Sustanivos” 4.You must create.
10/22/14 Proposito 17B: ¿Cuales son los articulos indefinidos?
Página 61 – Avancemos Unidad 1, Lección 2.  Definite articles (the) are used with nouns to indicate specific persons, places or things.  Example) The.
Feminine vs. Masculine Nouns.  In Spanish, all nouns are either masculine or feminine This is mostly arbitrary, which means that just because the noun.
2.1—Talking about what you want & need.. Subject Pronouns You’ve already learned the subject pronouns that can be used for I and You. Now you will learn.
Capítulo 4. El bolígrafo pen La calculadora calculator.
COPY THE RED NOTES DEFINITE ARTICLES. In Spanish all nouns belong to one of two genders: Masculine and Feminine Masculine nouns usually end in “o” and.
Articles in Spanish Reflect gender and number in nouns.
Definite and Indefinite Articles Álamo. Definite Articles O (In English, “the”) are used with nouns to indicate specific persons, places, or things. Álamo.
Page 110 Realidades 1 Nouns NOUNS Nouns refer to people, animals, places, and things.
There are four words in Spanish that mean “the”. singularplural masculine feminine el la los las.
Capítulo 1 20 of The name of a person, place, or thing is a _____. In Spanish, every noun has a _______, either masculine or feminine. Almost all.
Hoy es lunes el dieciséis de noviembre
Bellwork Copy your DLT I can recall vocabulary to say what I have, what I need, and to talk about my classes. I can use indefinite articles and adjectives.
Articles Definite and indefinite. Agree in gender and number gendernumberarticlenounarticlenoun mascsingularEl (the)chicoUn (a)chico mascpluralLos (the)chicosUnos.
Definite and Indefinite Articles
SUStANTIVOS (Nouns) ¡Recuerda!: Nouns (person, place, thing) in Spanish have GENDER Por ejemplo… la casa, la escuela, la biblioteca, la hamburguesa are.
What are nouns? What is different about nouns in Spanish vs. nouns in English? All nouns have gender. ( i.e. masculine & feminine ) el muchacho (masculino)
ARTICLES PRACTICE Práctica de los Artículos. GIVE THE CORRECT INDEFINITE ARTICLE FOR THE FOLLOWING NOUNS. THEN SAY IF YOU NEED OR HAVE THEM. WRITE OUT.
Capítulo 2: La escuela ¿Qué clases tienes? Chapter Two: School What classes do you have?
Lesson 4.1 Grammar. Indefinite Articles Indefinite articles un and una are used to say a or an before a singular noun, while unos and unas are used to.
Chapter 4 grammar Indefinite articles Cuánto, mucho And poco 1.
Tarea: página 124 actividades 7 & 8 Español 1 lunes, el 15 de abril.
Definite & indefinite articles The articles el, la, los & las are definite articles and mean “the” when translated into English. Use these when talking.
Los Artículos Los Nombres (Nouns)  Name of a person, place or thing is a noun  In Spanish, every noun has a gender, either masculine or feminine 
Spanish often uses with nouns. (especially when the noun is the subject of the sentence) There are 4 of them: el, la, los, las the definite articles.
Hoy es lunes, el 13 de abril. La Tarea: página ciento veintisiete – actividades trece- catorce Prueba – Tener & tener expressions ¿Qué tiempo hace? 78°F.
Tarea: página 127 actividades 13 &14 Español 1 martes, el 16 de abril.
Capítulo 1A.  Affirmative words are used to say that something does exist, or that it does happen.  Affirmative statement: The students dance on their.
________ mochila the THE DEFINITE ARTICLES Singular: Plural: Masculino: ellos Femenina: lalas “THE” THE INDEFINITE ARTICLES Singular: Plural: Masculino:
Using definite articles with nouns Apuntes. Nouns They refer to: –people –places –things –concepts.
Indefinite Articles; ¿Cuánto? Mucho y Poco
Tener – To Have Yo tengo – I Have Tú tienes – You have
Indefinite articles Indefinite articles agree with the noun they are describing in GENDER and NUMBER! Necesito un diccionario. Tengo unas mochilas. The.
Indefinite Articles ¿cuánto? mucho poco
Definite and Indefinite Articles
School supplies.