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Traduzcan. Cantar To sing I sing You ( tú ) sing She sings We sing You ( vosotros ) sing They sing. Traduzcan. Cantar To sing I sing Canto You ( tú ) sing Cantas She sings Canta We sing Cantamos You ( vosotros ) sing Cantáis They sing Cantan.
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Traduzcan Cantar To sing • I sing • You (tú) sing • She sings • We sing • You (vosotros) sing • They sing
Traduzcan Cantar To sing • I sing Canto • You (tú) sing Cantas • She sings Canta • We sing Cantamos • You (vosotros) sing Cantáis • They sing Cantan
-AR Conjugation • Drop the last 2 letters of the infinitive (To + verb in Spanish, infinitives • end in –AR, –ER, or –IR). • 2. Add the verb ending that corresponds with the subject Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Vosotros Tú Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.)
Two Steps Cantar To sing (For the Yo form) • Drop the last 2 letters Cant(ar) • Add the appropriate ending Canté
Traduzcan AR Preterite Practice • I danced • You (tú) spoke • She bought • We traveled • You (vosotros) worked • They played
Traduzcan AR Preterite Practice • I danced Bailé • You (tú) spoke Hablaste • She bought Compró • We traveled Viajamos • You (vosotros) worked Trabajasteis • They played Jugaron
There are no stem changes in the preterite tense (most of the time)
-ER Conjugation • Drop the last 2 letters of the infinitive (To + verb in Spanish, infinitives • end in –AR, –ER, or –IR). • 2. Add the verb ending that corresponds with the subject Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Vosotros Tú Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.)
-IR Conjugation • Drop the last 2 letters of the infinitive (To + verb in Spanish, infinitives • end in –AR, –ER, or –IR). • 2. Add the verb ending that corresponds with the subject Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Vosotros Tú Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.)
Traduzcan ER and IR Preterite Practice • I opened • You (tú) wrote • She learned • We drank • You (vosotros) left • They lived
Traduzcan ER and IR Preterite Practice • I opened Abrí • You (tú) wrote Escribiste • She learned Aprendió • We drank Bebimos • You (vosotros) left Salisteis • They lived Vivieron
Verbs that end in –GAR –CAR –ZAR have spelling changes IN THE ”YO” FORM ONLY in order to maintain the original sound. G GU C QU Z C 1. I arrived 2. I played (fútbol) 3. I played (piano) 4. I began
Verbs that end in –GAR –CAR –ZAR have spelling changes IN THE ”YO” FORM ONLY in order to maintain the original sound. G GU C QU Z C 1. I arrived llegé … 2. I played (fútbol) 3. I played (piano) 4. I began
Verbs that end in –GAR –CAR –ZAR have spelling changes IN THE ”YO” FORM ONLY in order to maintain the original sound. G GU C QU Z C 1. I arrived llegé … 2. I played (fútbol) jugé … 3. I played (piano) tocé … 4. I began empezé / comenzé …
Verbs that end in –GAR –CAR –ZAR have spelling changes IN THE ”YO” FORM ONLY in order to maintain the original sound. G GU C QU Z C 1. I arrived llegué 2. I played (fútbol) jugué 3. I played (piano) toqué 4. I began empecé / comencé
Traduzcan AR, ER, IR Preterite Practice With –Gar –Car –Zar Verbs • I traveled • You (tú) opened • She ate • We arrived • You (vosotros) began 6. They played
Traduzcan AR, ER, IR Preterite Practice With –Gar –Car –Zar Verbs • I traveled Viajé • You (tú) opened Abriste • She ate Comió • We arrived Llegamos • You (vosotros) began Empezasteis 6. They played Jugaron / Tocaron
Traduzcan AR, ER, IR Preterite Practice With –Gar –Car –Zar Verbs • I practiced • You (tú) threw • I looked for • He played • I began 6. I met
Traduzcan AR, ER, IR Preterite Practice With –Gar –Car –Zar Verbs • I practiced Practiqué • You (tú) threw Lanzaste • I looked for Busqué • He played Jugó / Tocó • I began Empecé / Comencé 6. I met Conocí
Dar Ver Conjugation The verbs “Dar” and “Ver” conjugate irregularly in the preterite tense. However, they conjugate similarly. There are NO accents. DAR To Give Ver To See Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Vosotros Tú Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.)
Dar Ver Conjugation The verbs “Dar” and “Ver” conjugate irregularly in the preterite tense. However, they conjugate similarly. There are NO accents. DAR To Give Ver To See Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Vosotros Tú Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.)
Dar Ver Conjugation The verbs “Dar” and “Ver” conjugate irregularly in the preterite tense. However, they conjugate similarly. There are NO accents. DAR To Give Ver To See Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Vosotros Tú Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.)
Conjugation Ir The verb “Ir” has an irregular conjugation in the preterite tense. Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Vosotros Tú Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.)
Conjugation Ir The verb “Ir” has an irregular conjugation in the preterite tense. Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Vosotros Tú Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.)
Conjugation Ir The verb “Ir” has an irregular conjugation in the preterite tense. Ser The verb “Ser” has an irregular conjugation in the preterite tense. The verbs “Ir” and “Ser” have the SAME conjugation in the preterite tense. Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Fui Fuimos Vosotros Tú Fuisteis Fuiste Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.) Fue Fueron
Traduzcan Dar, Ver, Ir, Ser – Preterite Practice • I gave • You (tú) were • She saw • We went • You (vosotros) gave • They went
Traduzcan Dar, Ver, Ir, Ser – Preterite Practice • I gave Di • You (tú) were Fuiste • She saw Vio • We went Fuimos • You (vosotros) gave Disteis • They went Fueron
Vowel + Er/Ir Conjugation Certain verbs that end in –ER or –IR verbs require an accented “I” in all 1st and 2nd person forms. In 3rd person, the “I” changes to a “Y”. These are sometimes referred to as the double vowel verbs. Leer Oír Creer Caer Huir (to flee)… Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Leer Vosotros Tú Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.)
Vowel + Er/Ir Conjugation Certain verbs that end in –ER or –IR verbs require an accented “I” in all 1st and 2nd person forms. In 3rd person, the “I” changes to a “Y”. These are sometimes referred to as the double vowel verbs. Leer Oír Creer Caer Huir (to flee)… Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Oír Vosotros Tú Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.)
Vowel + Er/Ir Conjugation Certain verbs that end in –ER or –IR verbs require an accented “I” in all 1st and 2nd person forms. In 3rd person, the “I” changes to a “Y”. These are sometimes referred to as the double vowel verbs. Leer Oír Creer Caer Huir (to flee)… Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Creer Vosotros Tú Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.)
Hay There is There are Hubo There was There were
Conjugation Hacer The verb “Hacer” has an irregular conjugation in the preterite tense. Nosotros (or) Any person or Group of people And “YO” (y Yo) Yo Vosotros Tú Two or more People that Does not Include “Yo” (ellos; ellas; Uds.; Maria, Carlos, Juan y Ud.; Felipe y Isabel; etc.) One person That is not “Yo” or “Tú” (él; ella; Ud.; Maria; Carlos; etc.)
Traduzcan Hacer, Double Vowel Verbs, Hubo Preterite Practice • I made • You (tú) read • She made • There was • You (vosotros) heard • They read
Traduzcan Hacer, Double Vowel Verbs, Hubo Preterite Practice • I made Hice • You (tú) read Leíste • She made Hizo • There was Hubo • You (vosotros) heard Oísteis • They read Leyeron
Change from present tense to preterite tense. • Voy • Bailas • Hay • Comemos • Almuerzo • Duerme • Digo • Hace • Tienes • Vienen • Pedimos • Piden • Trae • Oye • Saben • Quiere • Busco • Da • Eres • Me afeito • Se cepillan • Te peinas • Se viste • Puedo • Lanzan • Toco • Estamos • Traduzco • Andas • Muere • Sigo • Leen
Change from present tense to preterite tense. Round 2. • Vas • Baila • Hay • Come • Almuerzas • Duermen • Dicen • Hago • Tengo • Viene • Perdemos • Pido • Traen • Oyes • Sé • Quieres • Saco • Dan • Somos • Te afeitas • Se cepilla • Me peino • Se visten • Podemos • Entrego • Califico • Estoy • Traduces • Andamos • Mueren • Siguen • Lee
Verbs • 3 types of verbs in Spanish: -AR, -ER, -IR • An infinitive To + verb • Conjugate To change a verb from its infinitive form to agree with the subject • I to eat this morning. (I ate this morning.)