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Avancemos Capítulo preliminar La gramática Avancemos Capítulo preliminar

Saber or conocer Saber and conocer both mean to know. Use saber to talk about factual information you know and to say you know how to do something. No sé cómo se llama la nueva estudiante. I don’t know what the new student’s name is. Ella sabe tocar la guitarra. She knows how to play the guitar. Use conocer when you want to say that you are familiar with a person, place, or thing and to talk about meeting someone for the first time. ¿Conoces Nueva York? Do you know (are familiar with) New York? Quiero conocer a tu hermano. I want to meet your brother.

Completa las oraciones con la forma correcta de saber o conocer. ¿_________ustedes a mi amigo Marcos? Marcos_________ jugar al fútbol muy bien. Yo no_________a qué hora es el partido. Marcos y yo queremos __________ a los jugadores del equipo Chivas. ¿____________tú de dónde son los Chivas? Son de Guadalajara, pero yo no ___________esa ciudad. Conocen sabe sé conocer Sabes conozco

Ser or estar Ser and estar both mean to be. Ser is used to indicate origin, to describe personal traits and physical characteristics, and to indicate professions. Rafael es de Panamá. Es alto y simpático. Su padre es maestro. Rafael is from Panama. He is tall and nice. His father is a teacher. Estar is used to indicate location and to describe conditions, such as how someone feels. Carmen está en casa; está enferma. Carmen is at home; she is sick.

Completa el siguiente párrafo con la forma correcta de ser o estar. ¿Sabes quién 1_______ Mel Martínez? Mel Martínez 2_____ un político del estado de la Florida. Mel 3____ originalmente de Cuba. Todos los políticos 4_____ personas muy ocupadas. Y Mel no 5____ excepción: un día él 6 ______en Washington y otro día 7 ______en Miami. Probablemente, él 8 ______emocionado porque su papel en la política 9 _____muy importante. es es es son es está está está es

Reflexive Verbs Reflexive verbs describe people doing things to or for themselves. In Spanish, all reflexive verbs are expressed with a reflexive pronoun. bañarse- to take a bath yo me baño nosotros(as) nos bañamos tú te bañas vosotros(as) os bañáis usted, se baña el, ella ustedes, se bañan ellos(as) The reflexive pronoun always appears before the conjugated reflexive verb. Me lavo las manos antes de comer. I wash my hands before eating. When the reflexive verb follows a conjugated verb, the reflexive pronoun can be attached to the infinitive or be placed before the conjugated verb. Los niños no quieren acostarse. / Los niños no se quieren acostar. The children don’t want to go to bed.

Unequal Comparisons To compare differences between people and things, Spanish uses these comparatives: más + adjective, adverb, or noun + que Estos camareros son más amables que aquéllos. These waiters are nicer than those. menos + adjective, adverb, or noun + que El supermercado tiene menos verduras que el mercado. The supermarket has fewer vegetables than the market.

To compare differences between actions, use these adverbial phrases: más que... Me gusta la comida salada más que la comida dulce. more than . . . I like salty foods more than sweet foods. menos que... Yo como menos que tú. less than . . . I eat less than you. The following comparative words are irregular. mayor menor mejor peor older younger better worse

Equal Comparisons tan + adjective or adverb + como as . . . as To compare similarities between people and things, use these phrases: tan + adjective or adverb + como as . . . as tanto (a, os, as) + noun + como as many/much . . . as tanto como… as much . . . as La tarta es tan sabrosa como el flan. The cake is as tasty as the custard. La sopa tiene tanta pimienta como sal. The soup has as much pepper as salt. Cocino tanto como tú. I cook as much as you do.