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Expressions in Spanish that are always followed by an infinitive verb Infinitive Expressions The FRAME Routine Key Topic is about… So What? (Whats important.

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1 Expressions in Spanish that are always followed by an infinitive verb Infinitive Expressions The FRAME Routine Key Topic is about… So What? (Whats important to understand about this?) Main idea Essential details Main idea Essential details

2 Expressions in Spanish that are always followed by an infinitive verb Infinitive Expressions The FRAME Routine Key Topic is about… So What? (Whats important to understand about this?) Main idea Essential details Main idea Essential details Use a conjugated form of the verb tener followed by que and the infinitive form of a verb to tell what you have to do. This expression is used to express obligation to a task. Ex. Tengo que sacar la basura. Ella tiene que hablar con la profesora. Tener que… Essential details

3 Expressions in Spanish that are always followed by an infinitive verb Infinitive Expressions The FRAME Routine Key Topic is about… So What? (Whats important to understand about this?) Main idea Essential details Main idea Essential details The expression tener ganas de + an infinitive is used to express a desired action (something you feel like doing). Ex. ¿Tienes ganas de ir de compras? Nosotros tenemos ganas de comer pizza. Use a conjugated form of the verb tener followed by que and the infinitive form of a verb to tell what you have to do. This expression is used to express obligation to a task. Ex. Tengo que sacar la basura. Ella tiene que hablar con la profesora. Tener ganas de…Tener que… Essential details

4 Expressions in Spanish that are always followed by an infinitive verb Infinitive Expressions The FRAME Routine Key Topic is about… So What? (Whats important to understand about this?) Main idea Essential details Acabar de… Main idea Essential details Acabar de + inf. is a way to express somehting that wasjust completed. Ex. Acaban de escribir un ensayo en la clase de inglés. Acabo de hacer la tarea de matemáticas. The expression tener ganas de + an infinitive is used to express a desired action (something you feel like doing). Ex. ¿Tienes ganas de ir de compras? Nosotros tenemos ganas de comer pizza. Use a conjugated form of the verb tener followed by que and the infinitive form of a verb to tell what you have to do. This expression is used to express obligation to a task. Ex. Tengo que sacar la basura. Ella tiene que hablar con la profesora. Tener ganas de…Tener que… Essential details

5 Expressions in Spanish that are always followed by an infinitive verb Infinitive Expressions The FRAME Routine Key Topic is about… So What? (Whats important to understand about this?) Main idea Ir + a +… Main idea Ir + a + infinitive (also known as the simple future tense), is used to express what is going to happen in the near future. Ex. ¿Vas a ir a la fiesta con tu novio, Juan? No. Voy a salir con Miguel. Essential details Acabar de… Main idea Essential details Acabar de + inf. is a way to express somehting that wasjust completed. Ex. Acaban de escribir un ensayo en la clase de inglés. Acabo de hacer la tarea de matemáticas. The expression tener ganas de + an infinitive is used to express a desired action (something you feel like doing). Ex. ¿Tienes ganas de ir de compras? Nosotros tenemos ganas de comer pizza. Use a conjugated form of the verb tener followed by que and the infinitive form of a verb to tell what you have to do. This expression is used to express obligation to a task. Ex. Tengo que sacar la basura. Ella tiene que hablar con la profesora. Tener ganas de…Tener que… Essential details

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