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18 de noviembre

Notebook quiz Thursday! -notes on comparisons, superalatives, casa, quehaceres, affirmative tu commands, present progressive -A Dios le pido lyrics -Mexico’s independence day -Notes on Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, Salvador Dali, Fernando Botero -Rosario’s Letter asking for advice -Legal Alien poem by Pat Mora -Daily Routine vocab, reflexive verbs -Story of Dennis and Antonia

El pretérito Is one of the past tenses (“-ed”) Tells what happened. Is a completed action. I called my sister last night. She talked on the phone. The phone rang at 12:30 PM.

To find the stem of the verb, remove the -ar, -er, -ir endings trabajar – trabaj (to work) escirbir - escrib (to write) correr – corr (to run)

-ar verb endings -é -aste -ó -amos -asteis -aron

Now you conjugate an –ar verb: tomar el sol (to sunbathe) yo ________ tú ________ usted, (él, ella) ________ nosotros ____________ vosotros ___________ ustedes, (ellos, ellas) _________

Now check your answers- yo tomé el sol tú tomaste el sol usted,(él, ella) tomó el sol nosotros tomamos el sol vosotros tomasteis el sol ustedes (ellos, ellas) tomaron el sol

-er and -ir verb endings -í-imos -iste-isteis -ió-ieron

Now you conjugate these verbs- comprender – to learn yo __________ tú __________ usted, él, ella ________ nosotros __________ vosotros ___________ usted, ellos, ellas ________ escribir - to write yo _______ tú ________ usted, él, ella ________ nosotros _________ vosotros __________ usted, ellos, ellas _________

Respuestas (answers) comprender yo comprendí tú comprendiste usted,él,ella comprendió nosotros comprendimos vosotros comprendisteis ustedes,ellos,ellas comprendieron escribir yo escribí tú escribiste usted,él,ella escribió nosotros escribimos vosotros escribisteis ustedes,ellos, ellas escribieron

Remember: 1. The yo and usted forms have accents. 2. The nosotros forms of –ar and –ir verbs are the same as the present tense form. 3. –Er verbs and –Ir verbs in the preterite use the same endings.

Practice (write in your notebook) 1. Diego y yo (cantar) 2. tú (comer) 3. nosotros (vivir) 4. usted (trabajar) 5. Carmen y Rosa(beber) 6. Jose (asistir) 7. Ana (nadar) 8. los chicos (correr) 9. yo (recibir) 10. ella (comprender) 11. ustedes (escuchar) 12. tú y Carmen (estudiar)

Practice 1. Diego y yo cantamos 2. tú comiste 3. nosotros vivimos 4. usted trabajó 5. Carmen y Rosa bebieron 6. Jose asistió 7. Ana nadó 8. los chicos corrieron 9. yo recibí 10. ella comprendió 11. ustedes escucharon 12. tú y Carmen estudiaron