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Lección preliminar Gramática 1

Lección preliminar Gramática 1. Español 2-2 Sra. Carpinella. Ser. soy. somos. eres. sois. es. son. Ser means to be in a more permanent sense. It is an irregular verb. Pregunta a tu pareja. ¿Quién eres? ¿Cómo eres tú? ¿Cómo es tu escuela? ¿Cómo es Braintree ?

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Lección preliminar Gramática 1

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  1. LecciónpreliminarGramática 1 Español 2-2 Sra. Carpinella

  2. Ser soy somos eres sois es son Ser means to be in a more permanent sense. It is an irregular verb.

  3. Pregunta a tu pareja. • ¿Quién eres? • ¿Cómo eres tú? • ¿Cómo es tu escuela? • ¿Cómo es Braintree? • ¿Cómo son tus amigos?

  4. Tener tengo tenemos tienes tenéis tiene tienen Tener means to to have It is an irregular verb.

  5. Tenerque • The expression “tenerque” followed by an infinitive means to have to do something. • Remember an infinitive isa verb before it is conjugated. It still has the –AR, –ER, or –IR. • Yo tengo que limpiar mi cuarto. • I have to clean my room. • You all have to do your homework. • Uds. tienenquehacersutarea.

  6. Other Expressions with Tener • Calor • Frío • Hambre • Miedo • Razón • Sed • Pelo casteño • Pelo rubio • _____ años • To be hot • To be cold • To be hungry • To be afraid • To be right • To be thirsty • To have brown hair • To have blond hair • To be (age)

  7. Pregunta a tupareja 1. ¿Cuántosañostienes? • ¿Tieneshermanos o hermanas? ¿Cómo se llaman? • ¿Tienes un perro o un gato? Cómo se llama? • ¿Qué comes cuandotieneshambre? • ¿Quétienesquehacerestatarde?

  8. Los nombres (nouns) • All nouns in Spanish have a gender • That means they are either masculine or feminine • Most nouns that end with “o” are masculine • Most nouns that end with “a” are feminine • In addition to gender, all Spanish nouns are either singular or plural • To make a noun plural in Spanish, you add “s” if the noun ends with a vowel and “es” if the noun ends with a consonant

  9. Los artículos • Articles are used with all nouns • There are two types of articles in Spanish: • Definite • Indefinite • Articles must agree in number and in gender with the noun they are used with

  10. Remember, when a and de are used with el, you must make the necessary contractions! a + el = al de + el = del Definite Articles el los la las

  11. Indefinite Articles un unos una unas

  12. Los adjetivos • Like articles, adjectives must agree in number and in gender with the noun that they describe • Adjectives that end in “o” have four forms o os a as

  13. Los adjetivos • Adjectives that end in “e” or a consonant have only two forms • The masculine and feminine singular are the same • And, the masculine and feminine plural are the same e/consonant es e/consonant es

  14. Aburrido aburrido aburridos aburrida aburridas

  15. Inteligente inteligente inteligentes inteligente inteligentes

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