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This activity will help you to master the key verbs of this chapter (4B). There is no way you can understand this chapter if you don’t know all these verbs.

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Presentación del tema: "This activity will help you to master the key verbs of this chapter (4B). There is no way you can understand this chapter if you don’t know all these verbs."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 This activity will help you to master the key verbs of this chapter (4B). There is no way you can understand this chapter if you don’t know all these verbs. You need to be able to conjugate them in the statement form (+), in the negative form (-) and in the interrogative form (?)

2 Please find a time within the school schedule or after school to complete this assignment in group. If you can’t meet within the school schedule or after school, you can divide the activities and email your project to your friends once your part has been completed. Please email me your final project at spanishatgrady@yahoo.com or bring it to me in a flash drive and I will copy it onto my computer. Also, please follow these simple labeling instructions: Type your period first and then the last name of your classmates separated by a hyphen ( - ). Ex: A5 Jimenez - Clark Finally, your will see “information bubbles along the PowerPoint, use them to follow instructions, once you do what the bubbles ask you to do, you can delete them. !Buena Suerte! This a pair work assignment!

3 PODER Iyo Youtú He/she/itél Wenosotros Ya’llvosotros Theyellos/as PODER Iyono Youtúno He/she/itélno Wenosotrosno Ya’llvosotrosno Theyellos/asno PODER I ¿ yo ? You ¿ tú ? He/she/it ¿ él ? We ¿ nosotros ? Ya’ll ¿ vosotros ? They ¿ ellos/as ? Note 1: this is a stem changing verb! “o” will become “ue” Note 2: the only two subjects that keep the “pod” stem are nosotros and vosotros.

4 1. 2. 1. 2. 1. 2. Right click inside the square to type your sentences. Choose edit text to start.

5 JUGAR Iyo Youtú He/she/itél Wenosotros Ya’llvosotros Theyellos/as JUGAR Iyono Youtúno He/she/itélno Wenosotrosno Ya’llvosotrosno Theyellos/asno JUGAR I ¿ yo ? You ¿ tú ? He/she/it ¿ él ? We ¿ nosotros ? Ya’ll ¿ vosotros ? They ¿ ellos/as ? Note 1: this is a stem changing verb! “u” will become “ue” Note 2: the only two subjects that keep the “jug” stem are nosotros and vosotros.

6 1. 2. 1. 2. 1. 2. Right click inside the square to type your sentences. Choose edit text to start.

7 SABER Iyo Youtú He/she/itél Wenosotros Ya’llvosotros Theyellos/as SABER Iyono Youtúno He/she/itélno Wenosotrosno Ya’llvosotrosno Theyellos/asno SABER I ¿ yo ? You ¿ tú ? He/she/it ¿ él ? We ¿ nosotros ? Ya’ll ¿ vosotros ? They ¿ ellos/as ? Note 1: yo form of saber isn’t “yo sabo”. It is “Yo sé” Note 2: apart from “yo se” the rest of the subjects keep the stem “sab”

8 1. 2. 1. 2. 1. 2. Right click inside the square to type your sentences. Choose edit text to start.

9 QUERER Iyo Youtú He/she/itél Wenosotros Ya’llvosotros Theyellos/as QUERER Iyono Youtúno He/she/itélno Wenosotrosno Ya’llvosotrosno Theyellos/asno QUERER I ¿ yo ? You ¿ tú ? He/she/it ¿ él ? We ¿ nosotros ? Ya’ll ¿ vosotros ? They ¿ ellos/as ? Note 1: this is a stem changing verb! “ue” will become “uie” Note 2: the only two subjects that keep the “quer” stem are nosotros and vosotros.

10 1. 2. 1. 2. 1. 2. Right click inside the square to type your sentences. Choose edit text to start.

11 IR A Iyo Youtú He/she/itél Wenosotros Ya’llvosotros Theyellos/as IR A Iyono Youtúno He/she/itélno Wenosotrosno Ya’llvosotrosno Theyellos/asno IR A I ¿ yo ? You ¿ tú ? He/she/it ¿ él ? We ¿ nosotros ? Ya’ll ¿ vosotros ? They ¿ ellos/as ? Note 1: yo form is “yo voy” The rest of the subjects follow the AR pattern. AR pattern: o, as, a, amos. áis, an

12 1. 2. 1. 2. 1. 2. Right click inside the square to type your sentences. Choose edit text to start.

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