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+ Grammar 4.1 Infinitive Deberías Debes Hay Que Es Importante Comer
Jeopardy U2E1 El vocabularioLos verbosLas preguntasLos adverbiosHay que/tener que
Tengo tienes tiene tenemos tienen Add a QUE afterward to express what people HAVE TO DO!
The Present Tense of tener (to have)
tener que/hay que expressing obligation with hay que and tener que
Infinitives The word “infinitive” refers to the unconjugated form of a verb. Simply put, this is the “to” form of a verb; for example, en inglés: en español:
Un día de clases Unidad 2 Etapa 1 Por: Señora Snyder.
Dónde vs. Adónde Dónde means WHERE. When dónde is used, it is usually in relation to where someone IS LOCATED RIGHT THEN. Ex: ¿Dónde estás tú? Yo estoy.
Present Subjunctive with Impersonal Expressions Español 3 McGowan/Frantz.
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.
Usage of Impersonal Expressions with present subjunctive mood.
Las Preguntas (the questions) Tengo una pregunta … Carlos estudia en la biblioteca. s vo Forming YES and NO questions is easy. In Spanish, reverse the.
Take 2: Affirmative and Negative words Words that can only refer to a person or to people Affirmative Alguien = Someone Negative Nadie = no one; nobody;
Las palabras afirmativas y negativas
Telling Time.
Mandatos de Nosotros Making a connection In english……………………………………………………….. – It’s the equivalent as saying “Let’s…” Let’s go to sleep. Let’s study hard.
Nunca, Tampoco, Nadie, Nada
Using Infinitives.
Verbs of Obligation “Tener que” “Hay que” Español 1.
Las Preguntas (the questions) Tengo una pregunta… Sí, Juan habla mucho con el profesor en clase. No, Juan no habla mucho en clase. s vo s vo Forming.
tener que/hay que expressing obligation with hay que and tener que
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.
Características de los buenos estudiantes… Los buenos estudiantes ayud an a otros estudiantes. Los buenos estudiantes todos los días tien en sus materiales.
Unidad 2 Etapa 1 “Un Día de Clases”. Introduction to verb conjugation. Click Here.
The Present Tense of tener (to have)
Describing what one has to / must / must not do Hay Que + Inifinitive Se Prohibe And Tener + Que + Infinitive.
¿Cuántos años tienes tú? ¿Cuántos hermanos tienes tú?
HOW TO GIVE ADVICE IN SPANISH CN
Expressing Obligation with TENER QUE and HAY QUE.
Tener que + infinitive Hay que + infinitive
Tener -= to have. Tener Tener is a new verb, but you have already seen two of the forms from TENER in the last chapter. Tener is a new verb, but you have.
Tener & tener que + infinitive. tener-to have tengotenem os tienestenéis tienetienen 1.They have 2.You (for.) have 3.She has 4.I have 5.We have Look at.
GUSTAR Kaylor Productions. When do you use gustar?
Gustar: How to say you like something. Gustar In Spanish, when we want to say that we like something, like food, objects, or an activity, we use the verb.
The verb tener Capítulo 2. Copy the following and translate Vocabulario para tener Vocabulario para tener –Vocabulary for tener 1. tener hambre 2. tener.
Objetivo: to identify phrases that express someone must do something. Ahora: List 3 adverbs and where are they placed in a sentence.
Expresar Obligación. The verb expression tener que can be used to indicate obligation. We use the formula tener + que + infinitive Let's look at some.
Affirmative and Negative Words
The Present Tense of tener (to have) (El tiempo presente del verbo tener)
The Present Tense of tener (to have) (El tiempo presente del verbo tener)
The Present Tense of tener (to have) (El tiempo presente del verbo tener)
Expressing Obligation with “Hay que” and “Tener que”
Quiz Review: School Vocab, School Verbs and Irregular Verbs: Traer, Tener, Poner, and Hacer Español II: Señorita Kudrak and Señorita Mazur.
The verb “IR” Español 1 – Unidad 2 Lección 2. The verb “IR”   The verb ir means to go. Ir is an irregular verb (it doesn’t follow a conjugation pattern).
The Present Tense of tener (to have) (El tiempo presente del verbo tener)
Find the Spanish for each English translation: 1) He’s not wearing pants!a) ¿Participas o no? 2) She doesn’t study?b) ¡Vomitan! 3) Are you in or out?c)
ON YOUR DESK Documento Today’s notes Homework. ¡Hola! Conjugate the following verbs: 1. Yo / comer 2. Él / bailar 3. Nosotros / vivir 4. Ellos / abrir.
Hay que & Tener que. To talk about things someone must do, use these two formulas: Hay + que + infinitive Tener + que + infinitive.
El Verbo Tener Español 1 – Unit 2 Lesson 1. Tener Use the verb tener to talk about what you have.
Tener + que + inifinitive To have to do something.
Tener + que + the infinitive In Spanish, to express the phrase “to have to”, you use:
I can identify at least 4 weather patterns in Spanish. I can conjugate and translate the verb tener in Spanish. I can state what someone has to do using.
En la escuela. Consejos/To give someone advice… Tienes que… you have to Debes… you must Necesitas… you need to Es importante… it’s important to Hay que…
TENER TO HAVE. TengoTenemos Tienes TieneTienen Yo tengo una bicicleta.Nosotros tenemos amigos. Tú tienes dos guitarras. Él tiene muchos libros.Ellos tienen.
Las Reglas B uenos días, estudiantes. Yo soy el director Gabriel. Éstas son mis reglas :
The Present Tense of tener (to have) (El tiempo presente del verbo tener) Avancemos 2.1.
Forming Questions ¡Aprenda! Forming Questions By Patricia Carl October 2013.
¡Bienvenidos a clase! lunes, el 6 de abril. ¿Que vamos a hacer hoy? 1.tener + que + infinitive 2.hace + time expressions 3.adverbios.
Present tense of –ar verbs,Hay que & Tener que,Adverbs Español 1 Unidad 2 etapa 1.
SABER and CONOCER Page 56 Realidades 2 SABER & CONOCER Both saber and conocer mean “to know.” They both have irregular “yo” forms.
THE VERB IR. When do you use IR? Ir means and it’s used to talk about.
Los verbos reflexivos Objective: To be able to talk about your daily routine. Getting ready for a special event.
“I can…. Describe people, places and things”
1. When I’m hungry I eat pizza.
Target: read –AR verbs for meaning
INFINITIVE VERBS PHRASES