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I. Vocabulario (LAP 1Vocabulario 1 & 2, LAP 2Vocabulario 1 & 2 Texto pp. 37 & 77)
II. El Presente Progresivo y Pronombres de Complemento DirectoThe Present Progressive and Direct
Object Pronouns (Texto pp. 24 & 36)
In Spanish we use the PRESENT PROGRESSIVE to say whats happening right now.
estar
+
present participle (-ing)
estoy
estamos
+ -ar -ando
ests
estis
est
estn
+ -er/-ir -iendo
Direct object pronouns can replace nouns already mentioned to avoid repetition.
Direct object pronouns go before conjugated verbs OR they can be attached to a present participle
me
nos
te
os
lo, la
los, las
OJO! If attached to a present participle, ADD AN ACCENT to the vowel in the third to last syllable.
III. Mandatos Afirmativos y Negativos con TAffirmative & Negative Informal Commands (Texto pp. 26 & 36)
In Spanish, to tell someone TO DO something, use the AFFIRMATIVE COMMAND form.
The Affirmative Commands are the same as the third person singular of the present tense.
-ar -a
-er / -ir -e
-er / -ir
-es
-as
OJO! Verbs ending in car, gar and zar have a spelling change before e. c qu
g gu
z c
IV. Pronombres de Complemento IndirectoIndirect Object Pronouns (Texto pp. 50 & 76)
The INDIRECT OBJECT answers the question to / for whom the action is performed.
Indirect object pronouns
a / para
me
a / para
nos
a / para
te
a / para
os
a / para
le
a / para
les
conocer
sabemos
conozco
conocemos
sabes
sabis
conoces
conocis
sabe
saben
conoce
conocen
Use saber to say that you know a fact or a piece of information, like data.
Use conocer to say whether you know or are familiar with people, places or things.
VI. Ser vs. EstarThe verbs to be (Texto pp. 62 & 76)
In Spanish, the verbs ser and estar both mean TO BE. Conjugate them in the present tense to agree with subject.
Use ser to express characteristics that do NOT change. It is the PERMANENT verb to be
ser
OJO! Remember the acronym DONT PP when using ser
soy
somos
eres
sois
es
son
estar
Use estar:
estoy
estamos
ests
estis
est
estn
VII. El Preterito-Regulares e IrregularesThe Preterite of Regular & Irregular Verbs (Texto pp. 66 & 76)
In Spanish, we use the PRETERITE to talk about completed actions in the past.
-ar
-er / -ir
-
-aste
-
-amos
-asteis
-aron
-
-iste
-i
-imos
-isteis
-ieron
OJO! car, gar and zar verbs have a spelling change in the yo form. c qu
hacer
hice
hiciste
hizo
g gu
ir
hicimos
hicisteis
hicieron
fui
fuiste
fue
fuimos
fuisteis
fueron
1. ________________________________________, Venezuela
2. ________________________________________, Colombia
3. ________________________________________, Ecuador
4. ________________________________________, Per
5. ________________________________________, Bolivia
6. ________________________________________, Paraguay
7. ________________________________________, Chile
8. ________________________________________, Argentina
9. ________________________________________, Uruguay
10. ________________________________________, Mxico
11. ________________________________________, Guatemala
12. ________________________________________, Honduras
13. ________________________________________, El Salvador
14. ________________________________________, Nicaragua
15. ________________________________________, Costa Rica
16. ________________________________________, Panam
17. ________________________________________, Cuba
18. ________________________________________, Repblica Dominicana
19. ________________________________________, Puerto Rico
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