The Impersonal se P. 360 Realidades 2 The Impersonal se l In English we often use they, you, one, or people in an impersonal or indefinite sense meaning.

The Impersonal “se” P. 360 Realidades 2.
Verbs and expressions that use the infinitive
El se impersonal. In English, we often use they, you, one, or people in an impersonal or an indefinite sense meaning people in general. In Spanish, you.
The Impersonal se l In English we often use they, you, one, or people in an impersonal or indefinite sense l To express this in Spanish, we use the impersonal.
Subject Pronouns and AR verbs. Who is the subject of a sentence? How can we substitute the subject and still make sense? Ex:
Apuntes: “Se impersonal”
Lunes el 1 de noviembreEl día de los muertos objective: to learn about the Mexican celebration of the Day of the Dead.
El se impersonal. Se is used to express what is generally done. It does not refer to a specific person. El se impersonal Se habla español en México. Se.
ESPAÑOL II SESIÓN 4.
The Impersonal “se” Capítulo 3.
Constructions with “se”. Impersonal Constructions with “se” You can use the pronoun “se” to avoid specifying the person who is doing the action. Using.
Impersonal “se” Capítulo 7A. In English, you use they, you, one, or people in an impersonal or indefinite sense to mean “people in general” or as a passive.
Impersonal se and passive se It is used to say that something is done without saying who does it Se vende pan en la panadería Bread is sold at the bread.
Capítulo 3A Una descripción del “SE” impersonal. El “SE” impersonal How would you translate the following into English? ¿Cómo se dice en español? ¿Cuándo.
Haz Ahora – martes el 20 de mayo 2014
Pronouns with Commands UNIT 5 LESSON 1. Pronouns with Formal Commands  English Grammar Connection: You often use pronouns with commands to direct the.
Present Tense.  El Verbo – The action word in a sentence  El Infinitivo – The infinitive (to + a verb)  To walk = caminar  To run = correr  To hear.
Subjunctive with Doubt. In English In English we use the indicative after expressions of doubt. I don’t believe that fame is important.
Gustar+ infinitive.
Capítulo Ocho. La Cultura (Verdadero o Falso)  It is important for the consumer to talk to the vendor about their personal life.  Bargaining does not.
El Verbo Deber Unidad 5 etapa 2 Página 345.
El “SE” impersonal P. 6. Ever seen a sign that says, Se habla español. What does that mean? It can be translated, “Spanish is spoken here,” “They speak.
El Uso del Subjuntivo 4.2.
Verbs and Expressions that Use the Infinitive
The Present Progressive Tense Pasodoble Present Progressive We use the present tense to talk about an action that always or often takes place or that.
SABER y CONOCER 1b. SABER (to know) Yo sé Tú sabes Él / ella / ud. sabe Nosotros sabemos Vosotros sabéis Ellos / ellas / uds. saben.
THE PRESENT PROGRESSIVE TENSE We use the present tense to talk about an action that always or often takes place or that is happening now.
Copyright © 2008 Vista Higher Learning. All rights reserved  Both Spanish and English have past participles. The past participles of English verbs.
The Passive Voice In Spanish II you learned about the impersonal se and the passive voice with se. Use the impersonal se with the third person singular.
Find My Rule Limpio a mi hijo.Limpio la cocina. Ayudamos a Mónica.Ayudamos para la fiesta. ¿Hablas a nosotros?¿Hablas la verdad? Ella enseña a los estudiantes.
The present progressive. To say what is happening right now, you use the present progressive. It is formed like this: Subject + form of estar + present.
The Impersonal “se” P. 360 Realidades 2 The Impersonal “se” l In English we often use they, you, one, or people in an impersonal or indefinite sense.
Español II Capítulo III ~ páginas Vocabulario I ~ páginas Gramática I ~ páginas Señora Kauper's Spanish classes.
Definite and Indefinite Articles P.60 Realidades 1.
Pronombres de Objeto directo
Page 110 Realidades 1 Nouns NOUNS Nouns refer to people, animals, places, and things.
The passive “se”. When is it used? To indicate some sort of action without indicating who performed the action *The passive SE is used when you are trying.
Page 387 Realidades 1 The Personal “a” Direct Objects You know that the direct object is the person or thing that receives the action of a verb.
-AR VERBS Español.
Gustar to like. Gustar A verb is an action or state of being. An infinitive is the basic form of the verb. In English, most infinitives include the word.
How to conjugate an AR verb. We already know that in Spanish infinitives can end in: AR (bailar, cantar) ER (correr, ver) IR (escribir) In Spanish the.
The Present Progressive Tense Página 278 Present Progressive We use the present tense to talk about an action that always or often takes place or that.
Page 308 Realidades 1 Present Progressive We use the present tense to talk about an action that always or often takes place or that is happening now.
The Present Progressive Tense Page 308 Realidades 1.
Tener + que + the infinitive In Spanish, to express the phrase “to have to”, you use:
To say a person likes something, or that something is pleasing to them use the following phrases: Me gusta… / Me gustan… Te gusta… / Te gustan… Le gusta…
The impersonal and passive se
SABER and CONOCER Page 56 Realidades 2 SABER & CONOCER Both saber and conocer mean “to know.” They both have irregular “yo” forms.
Present Tense of –ar Verbs
Irregular Preterite Verbs: Ir, Ser
SABER and CONOCER Page 460 Realidades 1.
SABER and CONOCER Page 56 Realidades 2.
Page 228 Realidades 1 The Verb TENER.
Irregular Preterite Verbs: Ir, Ser
Verbos Irregulares en el Pretérito: Ir, Ser
Realidades 2 Capítulo 7A p.360
SABER and CONOCER Page 56 Realidades 2.
The Impersonal “se” P. 360 Realidades 2.
Realidades 2 Capítulo 7A p.360
Realidades 2 Capítulo 7A p.360
The Impersonal “se” Avancemos 4: p. 318.
The Impersonal “se” P. 360 Realidades 2.
[C] Describing Locations: Estar
Page 228 Realidades 1 The Verb TENER.
SABER and CONOCER Page 460 Realidades 1.
Page 387 Realidades 1 The Personal “a”.
Page 387 Realidades 1 The Personal “a”.
Realidades 2 Capítulo 7A p.360
The Personal “a”.