Español I Sra Spampinato

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Español I Sra Spampinato Definite & Indefinite Articles and Word Order: Placement of Spanish Adjectives Español I Sra Spampinato

In Spanish there are 4 words for the definite article—el, los, la, las Definite Article—refers to something specific In English, we have one word = the In Spanish there are 4 words for the definite article—el, los, la, las el = the  masculine singular los = the  masculine plural la = the  feminine singular las = the  feminine plural Por Ejemplo: El chico es simpático. Los chicos son simpáticos. La profesora es simpática. Las profesoras son simpáticas.

Indefinite Articles— -In English = a/an; some (for plural) –refers to something non-specific -In Spanish, there are 4 forms of indefinite articles: un = a, an (masc.sing.) unos=some (masc.plural) una= a, an (fem.sing.) unas=some (fem. plural Ex- una carpeta un lápiz unos libros unas carpetas -a folder -a pencil -some books -some folders

Word Order: Placement of Adjectives In Spanish, adjectives usually come AFTER the noun they describe. Follow this pattern: Ex. Elena es una chica simpática. Elena is a nice girl. Subject Verb Indef. Article +Noun Adjective Margarita es una chica sociable. Yo soy un chico perezoso. Jorge y Felipe son chicos simpáticos.

Practicamos- Rewrite these sentences with the cues. 1.Felipe/simpático/chico/un/es 2. Laura / chica / es / trabajador / una 3.Gonzalo/paciente/chico/un es 4. es/ chica / Clara / deportista / una / muy 5. Mario / Paco / graciosos / son / y / chicos Felipe es un chico simpático. Laura es una chica trabajadora. Gonzalo es un chico paciente. Clara es una chica muy deportista. Mario y Paco son chicos graciosos.

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Repaso- Which subject pronoun would replace these people in a statement Ex: Luis(He)= él él 1.Daniel= 2.Maria= 3. Marta y Daniel= 4.Belita y yo= 5.Marcos y Mateo= 6.Alberto y tύ= 7.La profesora= 8.El señor Robles= 9.Rita= 10.Tύ y yo= ella ellos Nosotros (-as) ellos Ustedes (vosotros) ella él ella nosotros