Los complementos directos o Direct Object Pronouns (D.O.P.’s)

Para Empezar Hoy es lunes el veintiocho de enero ¿Qué hay en un cuarto de baño? What is in a bathroom. Write 3 complete sentences. Use hay + item + room.
Im doing a survey about luxuries and necessities. What do you think about buying a flashlight? Its a necessity when we dont have electricity. ¡Hola! Yo.
Is your watch a necessity? Yes my watch is a necessity because I need the time, and yours? Es tu reloj pulsera una necesidad? Sí mi reloj es una necesidad.
Una mujer un hombre.
Los adjetivos posesivos
Español 2 Capítulo 7 Páginas Parte 1. La cadena Chain.
Las cosas en mi cuarto Capítulo 2 – 1. El objetivo:  SWBAT describe the contents of their rooms.  SWBAT use the possessive adjectives mi, tu and su,
Hagan Ahora Sit in your seat. Get out your cuaderno and lapiz.
Possessive pronouns A review of how to express possession
PRONOMBRES DEMOSTRATIVOS Pointing out people and things
A ver qué recuerdas…. La chaqueta  the jacket Una chaqueta  a jacket ¿Cómo se dice…my jacket?
Exprésate Uno Capítulo 6 Vocabulario 2
E2 C5.1 Possessive pronouns and adjectives. Remember the charts: both match the noun in number and gender  Mi  Tu  Su  Nuestro  Su  Mío  Tuyo 
Capítulo 7 Español 2. la posesión possession la necesidad necessity.
Everything in the garage is mine! With Miss Remotely Angry Lightening Bulb.
Repaso  I met my longtime friend.  Encontré a mi viejo amigo.  The difficult thing is to finish it all.  Lo difícil es terminar todo.  It was 3:00.
Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns
¿Qué tienen que hacer? Conteste con una oración completa.
Possessive Adjectives
1) Ours is huge! (la casa) 2) Mine are delicious! (las galletas) 3) Ours is the best! (la escuela)
Los complementos directos Direct Object Pronouns.
The Present Tense of tener (to have) (El tiempo presente del verbo tener)
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
MORE CONVERSATION TOOLS
Those are my eyebrows.
Indirect Object Pronouns Objetivo: to recall indirect object pronouns and explain how they are used.
1A - Conversaciones Verbal practice. Conversation A.
 A direct object tells who or what receives the action of the verb.  Busco un libro. (I am looking for a book).  Compré unos guantes. (I bought some.
Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Pronouns
P The verb gustar uses these pronouns for the person who likes something. me gusta(n) te gusta(n) le gusta(n) The verb agrees with what is liked.
SPANISH I ¡Exprésate! Page 122. To Ask About Classes What classes do you have this afternoon? What classes do you have after lunch? What’s your favorite.
Repaso- Gustar Today we are reviewing GUSTAR. Our current vocabulary includes chores and what we think about them. The two verbs that we can conjugate.
Take out your HW & write the longest comprehensible sentence about the picture.
Word of the day (Palabra del día) : 1 - Copy the palabra del día (PDD) in the “Word of the Day” section of your notebook under Semana 1 – 8/11 – 8/15.
REVIEW. ¿Cierto o falso? 1. All Spanish nouns are either masculine or feminine. 2. Changing the end of a verb so that it fits into a sentence is called.
Hola, me llamo Kayla Simpson, yo vivo en Nueva York. Me gusta jugar lacrosse, volibol, y bailar. Yo vivo con mi harmoano, madre y padre. Yo escuchar diferente.
ANTE TODO In contrast to English, Spanish has two types of possessive adjectives: the unstressed (or short) forms you learned in Lección 3 (mi, mis, tu,
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.
Direct Object Pronouns. Direct Object Pronouns: replace nouns already mentioned to avoid repetition yo meuds. (m) los yo meuds. (m) los tú teuds. (f)las.
Indirect Object Pronouns Objetivo: to recall indirect object pronouns and explain how they are used.
Apuntes el 11 de mayo Los adjetivos posesivos (possessive adjectives) mi, mis = my nuestro, nuestra, nuestros, nuestras = our tu, tus = your vuestro, vuestra,
Direct Object Pronouns
Preguntas y respuestas
Hay # personas en mi familia. Tengo # personas
Describing the contents of your room Chapter 2.2.
Possessive Adjectives A review of how to express possession
LOS VERBOS!!!. We already know these phrases in Spanish:
Possessive Adjectives Short form and long form. 4 Ways to Express Possession 1)Tener=To have 1)Tener=To have Tengo| Tenemos Tienes| Ten éis Tiene| Tienen.
Los adjetivos posesivos. ¿Recuerdas? You already know a different type of possessive adjective. They agree in gender and number with the nouns they describe.
English Lesson 4.
Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns Chapter 4. Stressed possessive adjectives Masculine Feminine mío(s) mía(s) my; (of) mine tuyo(s) tuya(s) your; (of)
Tener + que + the infinitive In Spanish, to express the phrase “to have to”, you use:
Las cosas en mi cuarto Capítulo 2 – 1 El objetivo:  YWBAT describe the contents of your room.  YWBAT use the possessive adjectives mi, tu and su, mis,
2.1 2 nd Year Los Apuntes: Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns.
Page 88 Realidades 2 POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES. Showing Possession  In Spanish there are NO apostrophes.  You cannot say, for example, Jorge’s dog (using.
Vámonos Write a sentence about the three people below and the chores they are doing. Use the present progressive (ej: Yo estoy lavando los platos) Ignacio.
Lección 3: La familia Please translate into Spanish: 1.We learn a lot on (the) Mondays. 2.I run to our school without my books. 3.Do you live in your big.
The Present Tense of tener (to have) (El tiempo presente del verbo tener)
Sra. Kimbrough WHS Spanish 2 Possessive Adjectives my = mi / mis your = tu / tus his = su / sus her = su / sus its = su / sus our = nuestro, a / nuestros,
El Objeto Directo Direct Object Pronoun Sra. Altamirano.
Llena (fill in) los espacios con las cosas que necesitas. 1.Yo necesito _____________ para arreglarme el pelo. 2.Yo necesito _____________ para lavarme.
Los objetos directos Sp. 1 Cap. 6. Los complementos directos o Direct Object Pronouns (D.O.P.’s) They tell who or what receives the action of the verb.
Describing The Contents of Your Room Chapter 2.2.
Tocar and Parecer Coach Campos Spanish 1. Review of Gustar  Remember how gustar works?  The indirect object pronoun refers to the person who likes something.
La casa Más práctica. Warmup: Answer in the left column. 1. ¿Es la ciudad o el campo?
ALC 13 miércoles el 28 de septiembre Recoge un libro para leer.
Adjetivos posesivos My Your His Her Its Our Your(fam) Their
Unidad 4: La casa- Mi hogar. Objetivos Describe your house. Understand in written and verbal language descriptions of other people’s homes. Tell what.
1. ¿Te gusta salir a comer. Sí, me gusta salir a comer