 Frase Idiomatico #12  Video de Gramatica  Cornell Notes- Adjetivos  Avancemos pg. 72-73 Activiades 14,15  Tarea: › Cartas de PenPal › Responden.

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2  Frase Idiomatico #12  Video de Gramatica  Cornell Notes- Adjetivos  Avancemos pg. 72-73 Activiades 14,15  Tarea: › Cartas de PenPal › Responden a las cartas

3  Piensa el ladrón que todos son de su condición.

4 + An adjective describes a person, place or thing. ex: The boy is a good dancer! El joven es un bailador bueno. ex: The kitty is cute. La gatita es linda. Lee las RECUERDAS en sus anotas! An adjective describes a person, place, or thing. ex: The scholar is smart!

5 Alto (a) = tall Bajo(a) = short Viejo = old Joven = young Delgado (a) = thin Gordo (a) = fat Flaco(a) = thin Bonita(o) = pretty Guapo(a) =handsome Rubio (a) = blond Moreno (a )= dark complexion,slang for a black person el pelo = hair el pelo corto = short hair el pelo largo = long hair rizado = curly lacio = straight barba = beard bigote = moustache Los colores?

6 La mujer en rosada es alta, es fea, es trigueño. La mujer en rosada tiene pelo marrón y ojos cafes. La mujer en blanca es _____, _______, ______. La mujer en blanca tiene. ____, ______, _________.

7 El muchacho en blanco tiene pelo negro y ojos negros. El muchacho en blanco es un moreno, y es guapo. Los muchachos tienen ________, ________, ________.

8  When describing a person, place or thing in Spanish, the verb “ser = to be” is used. The forms of “ser” are: Yo Soy Nosotros Somos Tú Eres Vosotros Sois él/ella/usted Es Ellos/Ellas/ustedes Son Ex: Ella es alta. (She is tall)

9  Use the verb "tener" instead of "ser" The verb "tener" is conjugated the following way: Yo Tengo Nosotros Tenemos Tú Tienes Vosotros Teneís él, ella, ud. Tiene ellos, ellas, uds. Tienen Samples:  Miguel es mediano y tiene el pelo negro = Miguel is average size and has black hair.  Paula y Ana tienen el pelo lacio y rubio = Paula and Ana have straight, blonde hair.

10 1. Paco es alto y delgado. 2. La mujer es vieja. 3. La muchacha es baja y bonita. 4. Jaylon Taylor tiene pelo rizado. 5. Elizabeth tiene pelo lisa.

11  Adjective agreement with article of clothing. This is one of the hardest concepts for beginning Spanish students to grasp and causes many to have headaches. You cannot mix the gender of the nouns with the gender and number of the adjectives. In Spanish, everything is masculine or feminine, singular or plural. Incorrect: › El hombre lleva una camisa rojo y una gorra blanco. Correct : › El hombre lleva una camisa roja y una gorra blanca.  Just by paying attention to the noun (camisa and gorra) you will be able to use the adjectives in the correct way.

12  I said earlier that adjectives show number as well as gender. We have already seen how adjectives agree in gender with the noun, now let's look at number. Ex. 1: A la tienda, ella compra dos camisas anaranjadas, tres blusas verdes, y zapatos negros. ( At the store, she buys two orange shirts, three green blouses, and black tennis shoes.)  Notice how all of the adjectives are made plural because the noun modified is plural as well. ) Ex. 2: Tengo dos libros azules y cuatro cuadernos morados. (I have two blue books and four purple notebooks.)

13  Ex. 3 : Mi amigo tiene camisas, libros y computadoras blancos. My friend has white shirts, books and computers › Explanation: Remember in class when we discussed ellos as being all male or a male amid females? The same concept applies to example three above. Although both camisas and computadoras are feminine, adding the word libros makes the entire group needing a masculine adjective. Since there is more than one object, we must use the plural adjective form.

14 +  Write 2 sentences describing the picture to the left. Use 4 adjectives, 2 in each sentence. › Ex: The man is wearing a black suit with a tall top hat.  Write 3 sentences describing the picture to the left. Use one adjective in each sentence. › The couple is dancing elegantly.