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Spanish 2 verbs followed by infinitives. Trabajo de timbre Translate the following. The noun that needs to be replaced is in parenth. 1. I am writing.

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1 Spanish 2 verbs followed by infinitives

2 Trabajo de timbre Translate the following. The noun that needs to be replaced is in parenth. 1. I am writing it (el libro). 2. Make it! (la pizza) 3. Help me! 4. Don’t use it (el baño). 5. I am cleaning it (el inodoro)!

3 Trabajo de timbre Escibe the steps to make negative informal commands and the steps to make affirmative informal commands.

4 Esta semana en el calendario… Lunes- mandatos afirmativos Martes- mandatos negativos Miércoles- repaso Jueves- los proyectos Viernes- el examen 1.2 Lunes- examen de hablar

5 Verbs often followed by infinitives. deber- should, ought to poder (ue)- to be able to, can pensar (ie)- plan to preferir- to prefer querer- to want gustar- to like

6 el diablo contra el ángel van a hacer diálogos con el vocab de pg 37 una persona es el ángel, otra el diablo y otra la persona confundida tienen que usar cada frase de hoy para crear un diálogo de 3 líneas para cada persona el diablo y el ángel tienen que tener un mandato negativo y un mandato afirmativo con un pronombre Hay que memorizar las lineas!

7 entre 3 personas Antonio: ¿Qué debo hacer? Tengo planes para el sábado y no quiero hacer mis quehaceres. Ángel: ¡Hazlos! Diablo:¡No los hagas! Antonio: Prefiero pasear en bote más que limpiar el baño. ¿Qué debo hacer? Ángel: Límpialo. Diablo: No lo limpies. Antonio: Angel: Diablo:

8 Examenes de hablar

9 Recuerden! Each group member needs to turn in a handwritten copy of the script. It must be memorized. We will do them on Thursday.

10 Los grupos 1. Daniel, Trey, Josh 2. Nathan, Elora, Kaitlyn 3. Jake, Jasmine, Miranda 4. Koleman, Colby, Brooke 5. Trevor, Megan, Sam 6. Alex, Anna, Lane 7. Andrew, Kelsey, Emma 8. Sawyer, Alicia

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