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Present tense verb review

Present tense verb review. ¿ Recuerdas . . .?. Present tense - ar verb endings. Present tense - er /- ir verb endings. Present tense verb review Remember this?. Bailar Comer Escribir bail o com o escrib o bail as com es escrib es bail a com e escrib e

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Present tense verb review

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  1. Present tense verb review ¿Recuerdas . . .?

  2. Present tense -ar verb endings

  3. Present tense -er/-ir verb endings

  4. Present tense verb reviewRemember this? BailarComerEscribir bailocomoescribo bailas comesescribes baila comeescribe bailamoscomemosescribimos bailáiscoméisescribís bailancomenescriben

  5. Verbs Like Gustar • Gustar= to like • Encantar= to love (as in “to really, really like”) • Interesar= to be interested in *There are many more. They will be referred to as gustar verbs in the future.

  6. FormulaPart 1 • You start out with an indirect object pronoun to talk about who is doing the liking, loving or who is interested. me= I nos= we te= you le= he/she/it/usted les= they/you all

  7. FormulaPart 2 • You will then use the third person singular form (he/she/Usted) of the verb to talk about 1 thing or an activity/activities being liked, loved, interesting etc… Ex. Me gustala pizza. *Since the pizza is being liked and it is singular, you use gusta. Nosinteresapescar en el río Fox. *Since pescar is an activity that interests us, you use interesa.

  8. You use the third person plural form (they/ustedes) to talk about multiple things being liked. Ex. A Pablo le gustanlos perroscalientes. Nosencantanlaspelículasde terror. Since perroscalientesand películas are being liked/loved and they are plural, you use gustan/encantan.

  9. All together now… me gusta/gustan te le + encanta/encantan nos les interesa/interesan *These are the present tense forms of the verbs. Gustar verbs may be used in all tenses.

  10. Side notes… • To say that you don’t like, love or are not interested in something, you put a NO in front. ex. No me gusta la tarea. No me encantan los Cubs. • If there are more than one activities, you still use the singular construction. ex. Me encanta pescar, leer y pasar el rato con amigos.

  11. Side notes… • To clarify who is doing the liking, you may add these before the indirect object pronoun: A míme… A tite… A él/ella/Ud./name le… A nosotros /A____ y a mínos… A ellos/Uds./two names les…

  12. Some more verbs like gustar . . . • darasco to sicken, to disgust • darigual to not matter • faltar to lack; to need • fascinar to fascinate • importar to matter • interesar to interest • molestar to bother, to annoy • parecer to seem, to appear • preocupar to worry

  13. Translate: (and use a “clarifer” for each one!) Ejemplo: Red meat disgusts me. A mí me daasco la carne roja. 1. I love to camp. 2. We love the vegetables. 3. Do you like garlic? 4. Juan is interested in riding horses. 5. Ana y Luisa like to fish and take pictures 6. I like all of my classes this semester. 7. My friends and I love Jimmy Johns. 8. Anita is interested in sports. 9. Do you love the prizes?

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