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Lección 4: los pasatiempos

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1 Lección 4: los pasatiempos
Apuntes: el verbo Ver Lección 4: los pasatiempos

2 Yo puedo… I can… Conjugate the verb ver in the present tense
Use the verb ver to talk about seeing things and people

3 Ver = _________________
El verbo Ver To see Ver = _________________ Ver is an irregular verb in the yo form only. All other forms follow the regular –er verb pattern. The vosotros form does not have an accent mark Veo Vemos Ves Veis Ve Ven

4 El verbo Ver Ángela Yo Felipe y tú Nosotros Ana y Marta El profesor Tú
Luis y yo Mis amigos ve veo ven, veis vemos ven ves

5 The use of Ver Ver can be used in a similar way to the verb mirar (to watch) when paired with movies and the television. ¿Ves la televisión en casa? I see movies in the theater with my family. Do you watch television at home? Veo películas en el cine con mi familia.

6 The student sees his friends in the cafeteria.
The use of Ver If you use ver with a person (to see a person), you need to use the word a between ver and the person. El estudiante ve a sus amigos en la cafetería. The student sees his friends in the cafeteria.

7 Lección 4: los pasatiempos
Apuntes: el verbo oír Lección 4: los pasatiempos

8 Yo puedo… I can… Conjugate oír in the present tense
Use oír to talk about hearing and listening

9 Oír = _________________
El verbo Oír To hear Oír = _________________ The verb oír is irregular in many forms: The yo form is a “go” verb The tú, él/ella/usted, and ellos/ellas/ustedes forms have an i → y spelling change The nosotros and vosotros forms have an accent mark on the i Oigo Oímos Oyes Oís Oye Oyen

10 El verbo Oír Los estudiantes Mi hermana y yo Tú Tomás Yo
Tus amigos y tú Berta y Ana Nosotros El equipo oyen oímos oyes oye oigo oyen, oís

11 The use of the Oír Oír is most commonly translated as “to hear,” but it can also be used in contexts where in English we would use “to listen” (escuchar) El estudiante no oye la lección porque sus compañeros de clase hablan mucho. Oigo la radio todos los días. Escuchamos música. No oímos el perro. The student does not hear the lesson because his classmates talk a lot. I listen to the radio everyday. We are listening to music. We don’t hear the dog.

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