-CAR. Conjugate “practicar” in the preterite ¡OJO! “–CAR” VERB PRACTIQUÉPRACTICAMOS PRACTICASTEPRACTICASTEIS PRACTICÓPRACTICARON.

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-CAR

Conjugate “practicar” in the preterite ¡OJO! “–CAR” VERB PRACTIQUÉPRACTICAMOS PRACTICASTEPRACTICASTEIS PRACTICÓPRACTICARON

What is special about –car verbs in the preterite tense? Give an example. In the “yo” form: the “c” changes to “qu” -Atacar: yo ataqué -Secar: yo sequé -Practicar: yo practiqué

-GAR

Conjugate “agregar” in the preterite ¡OJO! “–GAR” VERB AGREGUÉAGREGAMOS AGREGASTEAGREGASTEIS AGREGÓAGREGARON

-ZAR

Conjugate “abrazar” in the preterite ¡OJO! “–ZAR” VERB ABRACÉABRAZAMOS ABRAZASTEABRAZASTEIS ABRAZÓABRAZARON

p. 95 D. Look at the questions Identify what kind of verb the infinitive is: -car, -gar, -zar This will help when you answer What is a direct object? – Receives the action of the verb Did you dial the telephone number? What is a direct object pronoun? – Replaces a direct object Did you dial it?-I already dialed it.

p. 95 D. Read and answer the questions. Some will ask you in the “tú” form and some using “usted” Answer the questions affirmatively and that you have already done the activity -(Ya = I already) using the preterit tense of the infinitive in the question. -Include the direct object pronoun of the object from the question (when needed) 1. ¿Vas a marcar el número de teléfono? 1. Ya lo marqué. MeNos TeOs Lo, laLos, las

DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS: PLACEMENT: BEFORE THE CONJUGATED VERB Lo, laLos, las

2. ¿Quieres jugar al baloncesto? 2. Ya lo jugué. 3. ¿Tiene (usted) ganas de almorzar ? 3. Ya almorcé. Lo, laLos, las

4. ¿Piensa navegar en la Red? 4. Ya la navegué. 5. ¿Puedes aparcar el carro? 5. Ya lo aparqué. Lo, laLos, las

6. ¿Piensa aplazar la reunión? 6. Ya la aplacé. 7. ¿Debe conjugar los verbos en pretérito? 7. Ya los conjugué (en pretérito). Lo, laLos, las

8. ¿No quieres explicar tu idea? 8. Ya la expliqué. 9. ¿Esperas realizar tu proyecto? 9. Ya lo realicé. Lo, laLos, las

10. ¿Procuras entregar la tesis? 10. Ya la entregué. 11. ¿Esperas adelgazar? 11. Ya adelgacé. Lo, laLos, las

12. ¿Te animan a tocar el piano? 12. Ya lo toqué. 13. ¿Va a practicar el español? 13. Ya lo practiqué. Lo, laLos, las

14. ¿No debes fregar las cacerolas? 14. Ya las fregué. 15. ¿Va a actualizar los datos? 15. Ya los actualicé. Lo, laLos, las

16. ¿Piensa organizar los papeles? 16. Ya los organicé. 17. ¿Quiere colgar los cuadros? 17. Ya los colgué. Lo, laLos, las

18. ¿Va a agregar cilantro a la carne? 18. Ya lo agregué (a la carne). 19. ¿Puedes arrancar la hierba mala? 19. Ya la arranqué. Lo, laLos, las

20. ¿No tienes que apagar las luces? 20. Ya las apagué. Lo, laLos, las