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Ok, let’s see how much S panish we know…

Next Test is on Wednesday, 11/9 We will review just like we did for the last test …don’t freak out. Ok, let’s see how much S panish we know…. Translate to Spanish: The blue man studies Spanish on Mondays. El hombre azul estudia el español los lunes . The red backpack is from Argentina.

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Ok, let’s see how much S panish we know…

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  1. Next Test is on Wednesday, 11/9We will review just like we did for the last test…don’t freak out.

  2. Ok, let’s see how muchSpanish we know…

  3. Translate to Spanish:The blue man studies Spanish on Mondays

  4. El hombre azulestudia el español los lunes.

  5. The red backpack is from Argentina

  6. La mochillarojaes de Argentina

  7. The two girls study art at 10am

  8. Las dos chicasestudian el arte a lasdiez de la mañana

  9. The teacher’s purple eraser is in the classroom.

  10. El borradormoradodel profesorestáen la clase.

  11. La Palabra del día: “De”De has several uses in Spanish.

  12. ★To ask where someone is from.Ex: ¿DE dóndeeres?Soy DE Michigan

  13. ★To describe something or someone.Ex: La clase DE español(if you translated this literally, it would be the class OF Spanish)

  14. ★It is used in quite a few expressions.Ex: DE nada, DE la mañana

  15. ★It is the equivalent of ‘s in EnglishEx: El amigo DE Pablo.Pablo’s friend.Los lapices DE Zita.Zita’s Pencils.

  16. Estar- To BeYoEstoyNosotrosEstamosTúEstasVosotrosEstaísÉl/EllaEstaEllos/EllasEstan

  17. Remember SER?Yup, that’s right, there are TWO forms of the verb “To Be” in Spanish. Yaaaaay!

  18. SER- To BeYoSoyNosotrosSomosTúEresVosotrosSoisUstedEsUstedesSonÉl/EllaEsEllos/EllasSon

  19. Estar✓Indicates locationEx: ¿Dóndeestan los estudiantes?Estan en la clase.

  20. Estar✓Indicates a condition or state of being that is temporary/happening at a given moment in time.Ex: Cómoestás?Estoybien, gracias.

  21. Let me clarify this last thing…if you are describing a state of being that changes, use estar. For example, if you say you are tired, use estar, because tiredness is not a defining/permanent aspect of your personality.Soooo… Estar is used to express transitory qualities.

  22. Ser is used to express a FUNDAMENTAL quality. It expresses the essence of a person or thing, who or what it is.

  23. ¿Dóndeestá Carlos el bebé?

  24. Carlos E.B. está en Cleveland, Ohio.

  25. ¿DóndeestáBertolome-Beto?

  26. B.B. está en Miami, Florida.

  27. ¿Dóndeestá Lolita Bonita?

  28. L.B. está en Brasil.

  29. ¿Dóndeestán Los Rollong Stones?

  30. Están en Israel.

  31. ¿Dóndeestántúy Sr. Mostaza?

  32. Nosotrosestamos en Madrid España

  33. ¿Dóndeestánellos?

  34. Ellosestán en Argentina. Exercises 20 and 21 pg. 74

  35. ¿De dóndees Lolita Bonita?

  36. L.B. es de brasil.

  37. ¿De dónde son los Rolling Stones?

  38. Son de inglaterra. Read pg. 71

  39. ¿Cómoestástú?

  40. EstoyBien

  41. Estoymal

  42. Estoyterribleohorrible

  43. Estoyasi-asioregular

  44. Estoyfantastico/aoexcelente

  45. Estoycansado/a ZZZZZZZ Zzzzzzzzz Zzzzzzzz zzzzzzzz

  46. En grupos de dos:hablen con un amigo oamiga, y le preguntaís:How are you?How old are you?Where are you from?What time is it?

  47. Unahistoriabreve de HondurasHonduras has a long history of military control. From 1955-1979 Honduras was under the control of the PLH, Partido Liberal de Honduras.

  48. In the 1980’s, the US supported the election of Honduras’ first civilian government in decades. The president elected was a medical doctor named Roberto SuazoCórdova.

  49. Excitement over this new civilian government was short lived. In its Cold War ferver, the US government installs military units and training centers across the borders of Honduras and El Salvador in an effort to defeat the newly installed liberal party in El Salvador. This war against the communist leftist movement is referred to as the “Contra” effort.

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