Unit 1 Review STUDY GUIDE FOR UNIT 1 TEST Vocabulary, Grammar, and Culture from Unit 1, Lessons 1 & 2.

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Unit 1 Review STUDY GUIDE FOR UNIT 1 TEST Vocabulary, Grammar, and Culture from Unit 1, Lessons 1 & 2

Vocabulario Pages 2-3 Pictionary Categories: Activities Food and Drink PeoplePersonalityAppearance

Grammar Concepts What is an infinitive? What does it mean to conjugate a verb? What is an infinitive? What does it mean to conjugate a verb? What are subject pronouns in Spanish? What are subject pronouns in Spanish? Why are there so many ways to say you in Spanish? What are they? When are they used? Why are there so many ways to say you in Spanish? What are they? When are they used? What does the verb Ser mean? What does the verb Ser mean? What does the verb Gustar mean? What are the indirect pronouns that accompany Gustar when it is conjugated? What does the verb Gustar mean? What are the indirect pronouns that accompany Gustar when it is conjugated?

El Vocabulario y La Gramática People Identify who the following people are: Write a sentence that says who the following people are. Use the verb Ser and the appropriate indefinite article. ¿Quiénes son? 5

¿De dónde son? 1. Miguel 2. Mis amigos 3. Yo 4. Tú 5. Mi amiga 6. Los estudiantes 1

The Verb Gustar: With Nouns Las chicas: Sí A ella y a mí: No Él : No Las estudiantes: Sí Tú: Sí El maestro: No Comer las frutas Trabajar Las frutas Yo: No Tú: Sí Los Lunes

The Verb Gustar: Followed by an infinitive A las muchachas: Preparar la comida (Sí) A Pablo: Descansar (Sí) Al hombre: Trabajar (No)

Subject Pronouns YouSingular / Familiar YouSingular / Formal YouPlural / Familiar in Spain YouPlural/ Used everywhere both formal and familiar

Familiar vs. Formal How would you say “ How are you? ” to your friend? How would you say “ How are you ” to your boss or teacher?

Articles and Nouns What is the difference between definite and indefinite articles? What is the difference between definite and indefinite articles? What are the four definite articles? What are the four definite articles? What are the four indefinite articles? What are the four indefinite articles?

Place the correct definite article before each noun: _____ helado _____ helado _____ chicas _____ chicas _____ hombre _____ hombre _____ fruta _____ fruta _____refrescos _____refrescos

Place the correct indefinite article in front of each noun: _____ chicas _____ chicas _____ hombres _____ hombres _____papas fritas _____papas fritas _____galletas _____galletas _____pizza _____pizza

Describe the following people with adjectives and the verb ser: Los gatos: perezoso (a) La estudiante: Estudioso(a)

Xavier Cortada (Estados Unidos) ¿De dónde es? ¿Cómo es? ¿Qué le gusta hacer?

Carmen Lomas Garza Artista/Texas, Estados Unidos ¿De dónde es? ¿Quién es?

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