depending on the subject of the sentence. This means who the sentence is about. The verb ser means to be. The verb ser, like to be, changes depending on who we are talking about. Yo soy Tu eres El es Ella es I am You are He is She is
boards to practice. Remember: White boards are to be in your hands or on your desk at all times. Markers are to be used for writing the answer only. We do this practice because this is the best way for us to practice together. Instant feedback!
• Usted is someone older than you • El is he, Ella is she • Nosotros, nosotras is how we say we • If you’re talking to your friends and you want to say y’all • Ustedes, Ustedes is what you’d call • Ellos is for boys, Ellos is they. Ellos, ellos, ellos we say. • Ellas is for girls, Ellas is they. Ellas we say the very same way. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXl7pGUeKuo
an art gallery, but it’ll help us learn the vocabulary we need. Your job is to write down all the vocabulary and what you think the word means. There are 14 words. We will then quickly review the vocabulary words. Noise level: 1—I still want to be able to hear the music, but check with each other if you need help.
down the word and definition in your notes. •Remain silent before and after we repeat •Practice with a partner asking and answering “¿Te gusta _____?” “Me gusta/No me gusta ___”
chart with some verbs. 2. When I say, you will stand and begin asking another person, “What do you like to do?” and answering in Spanish. Write their name in the correct box 3. There is no English. If you are speaking English, you will sit. 4. If you get 3 in a row, you win!
learn to talk about what other people like to do. This time instead of the verb changing depending on who we’re talking about, the pronoun is going to change. (Gusta does not change, te, le, and me do)
going to use a. A goes at the beginning of our sentences to emphasize or identify the person we’re talking about. That’s why it’s usually called the a personal.
pronoun after the subject. I’m not going to bore you with why it’s an indirect object pronoun (if you’re curious, take Spanish I!) but I really need you to know how to use it. Before you use them, you need to know what they are:
did not have homework, but show me you completed the classwork labeled TAREA for 10 points. A mi me A nosotros nos A ti te A el le A ella le A usted le A ellos les A ellas les A ustedes les
el le A ella le A usted le A ellos les A ellas les A ustedes les Yo Nosotros Tu El Ella Usted Ellos Ellas Ustedes Yo Nosotros Tu El Ella Usted Ellos Ellas Ustedes
all times • Participation now worth 10 points, please work hard. • Have your purple case at home? Great. Bring it. • Want to leave your cards here? Stick them in the bucket.
yellow sheets in front of you DO: Yo soy, tu eres, etc; A mi me gusta, a ti te gusta, etc; yo tengo, tu tienes, el tiene, etc. DO NOT DO: organizado, estudioso, sociable nadir, ir de compras, correr, dormir, mirar la tele