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Quasimodo: Prepárate para la prueba.

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1 Quasimodo: Prepárate para la prueba

2 Prueba: Primero Timoteo cuatro versículos siete y ocho
After the quiz, write your new memory verse on the front of tab 4 in your binder (unidad 2) "Desecha las fábulas profanas y de viejas. Ejercítate para la piedad; porque el ejercicio corporal para poco es provechoso, pero la piedad para todo aprovecha, pues tiene promesa de esta vida presente, y de la venidera." Primero Timoteo cuatro versículos siete y ocho

3 Tarea de ayer: (Yo) busqué a alguien.
(Yo) jugué al baloncesto a las ocho de la mañana. (Yo) empecé a las nueve de la noche. Ellos creyeron. Nosotros leímos por dos horas. (Yo) traje un regalo.

4 Orthographic Changes in Preterite Verbs:
Spelling changes to help with phonetic pronunciation.

5 -UIR ending verbs: Verbs that end in -UIR have the same él/ella/usted and ellos/ellas/ustedes endings as the last type of verbs. However, they only add the accent in the yo form. (where you would expect to have it anyway)

6 Example Construí Construimos Construiste Construisteis Construyó
Construyeron

7 Más: More verbs like this: huir, destruir, contribuir, incluir, influir Exceptions: Seguir, conseguir (both work like normal stem changing verbs)

8 VER: This verb is regular in the preterite BUT none of its forms has an accent. Vi Vimos Viste Visteis Vio Vieron

9 Pizarras blancas:

10 Tarea: Finish worksheet part B
Remember weekend explorations are up (2 options for this weekend). You only need to do 2 this term! Test on Preterite conjugations/sentence translation next week Friday.

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