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BELL WORK

BELL WORK. Individually IN NOTES . Conjugate the following verbs in parenthesis into the PRETERIT (PAST) TENSE and the PRESENT TENSE . Make sure the spelling (i.e. accents) is correct. EXAMPLE: yo (hablar)  habl é habl o PRETERIT PRESENT

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BELL WORK

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  1. BELL WORK • Individually IN NOTES. • Conjugate the following verbs in parenthesis into the PRETERIT (PAST) TENSE and the PRESENT TENSE. • Make sure the spelling (i.e. accents) is correct. • EXAMPLE: yo (hablar)  hablé hablo PRETERIT PRESENT • yo (caminar) __________(I walked.) ____________(I walk.) • tú (hablar) __________(You spoke.) ____________(You speak.) • ella (pasar) __________(She passed.) ____________(She passes.) • nosotros (hablar) __________(We spoke.) ____________(We speak.) • ellos (caminar) __________(They walked.) ____________(They walk.) • él (trabajar) __________(He worked.) ____________(He works.) • nosotros (trabajar) __________(We worked.) ____________(We work.) • tú (patinar) __________(You skated.) ____________(You skate.) • ella (estudiar) __________(She studied.) ____________(She studies.) • las chicas (ayudar) __________(The girls helped.) ____________(The girls help.)

  2. PRETÉRITO (PRETERIT PAST TENSE FOR COMPLETED ACTIONS) -AR VERBS (ex. hablar)-ER/-IR (ex. comer, escribir) Yo -é(hablé [I spoke]) -í(comí, escribí) Tú -aste (hablaste [You spoke]) -iste(comiste, escribiste) Él Ella -ó (habló [He/She/You spoke]) -ió(comió, escribió) Usted Nosotros -amos(hablamos [We spoke]) -imos(comimos, escribimos) Nosotras Ellos -aron(hablaron [They/You all…]) -ieron(comieron, escribieron) Ellas Ustedes

  3. In notes. • Conjugate the following verbs in parenthesis into the PRETERIT (PAST) TENSE and the PRESENT TENSE. • Make sure the spelling (i.e. accents) is correct. • EXAMPLE: yo (hablar)  habléhablo PRETERIT PRESENT • yo (escribir) __________(I wrote.) ____________(I write.) • tú (comer) __________(You ate.) ____________(You eat.) • ella (interrumpir) __________(She interrupted.) ____________(She interrupts.) • nosotros (correr) __________(We ran.) ____________(We run.) • ellos (recoger) __________(They gathered.) ____________(They gather.) • él (permitir) __________(He allowed.) ____________(He allows.) • nosotros (transmitir) __________(We transmitted.) ____________(We transmit.) • tú (beber) __________(You drank.) ____________(You drink.) • ella (meter) __________(She inserted…) ____________(She inserts...) • laschicas (retroceder) __________(The girls reversed.) ____________(The girls...)

  4. SABER VS. CONOCER Both saber and conocer mean to know. • Conocer means to know, to meet, or to be familiar with a person or a place. Use the “personal a” when referring to a person. Yo conozco a Jay Leno. (I know Jay Leno.) ¿Conoces las playas de Galicia? (Are you familiar with the beaches of Galicia?) • Saber means to know a fact or information about something or someone. It also means to know how to do something when used with an infinitive. Quiero saber que me amas. (I want to know that you love me.) Amparo sabe hablar francés. (Amparo knows how to speak French.) Yo conozco Tú conoces Él/Ella conoce Nosotros conocemos Ellos/as conocen Ustedes Yo sé Tú sabes Él/Ella sabe Nosotros sabemos Ellos/as saben Ustedes

  5. SABER VS. CONOCER Yo conozco Tú conoces Él/Ella conoce Nosotros conocemos Ellos/as conocen Ustedes • Marta, ¿qué ___________ tú del presidente de México? Marta, what do you know about the president of Mexico? 2) Yo no lo ___________ personalmente. I do not know him personally. 3) Él ___________ bien la geografía de Chile. He is pretty familiar with the geography of Chile. 4) Y él también __________ manejar bien. And he also knows how to drive well. 5) Mis estudiantes __________ hablar español bien. My students know how to speak Spanish well. 6) Ellos quieren __________ España algún día. They want to become familiar with Spain someday. 7) Mis amigos me ___________ bien. My friends know me well. Yo sé Tú sabes Él/Ella sabe Nosotros sabemos Ellos/as saben Ustedes

  6. VII: SABER VS. CONOCER Yo conozco Tú conoces Él/Ella conoce Nosotros conocemos Ellos/as conocen Ustedes 1) ¿Ella ___________ cuánto cuesta viajar a Chile? She knows how much it costs to travel to Chile? 2) Yo ___________ a muchas personas inteligentes. I know a lot of intelligent people. 3) Yo __________ que hay castillos en España. I know that there are castles in Spain. 4) Mis amigos y yo __________ que ella es de Buenos Aires. My friends and I know that she is from Buenos Aires. 5) Ellos no ____________ nuestra dirección. They do not know our address. 6) Ella _____________ a algunos colombianos. She knows some Colombians. • Nosotros ______________ hablar tres idiomas. We know how to speak three languages. • Mike y Tessa ______________ mi número de teléfono. Mike and Tessa know my phone number. Yo sé Tú sabes Él/Ella sabe Nosotros sabemos Ellos/as saben Ustedes

  7. Un día de estosquiero saber/conocer… • Individually. • Writing activity. • To be turned in. • What you write may be read aloud in class. • Complete the sentences, changing the underlined portioned to match what you really want to do. • Un día de estos, quiero saber COCINAR ENCHILADAS. (HOW TO DO SOMETHING) One of these days, I want to know how to cook enchiladas. • Un día de estos, quiero conocer a CLINT EASTWOOD. (TO MEET SOMEONE FAMOUS) One of these days, I want to meet Clint Eastwood. • Un día de estos, quiero saber dónde queda EL MEJOR (KNOW WHERE THE BEST RESTAURANTE MEXICANO. PLACE TO ____ IS LOCATED) One of these days, I want to know where the best Mexican restaurant is located. • Un día de estos, quiero conocer muy bien a UN ABOGADO. (CERTAIN TYPE OF PERSON) One of these days, I want to know a lawyer really well. • Un día de estos, voy a saber por qué EL CIELO ES AZUL. (WHY SOMETHING IS THE One of these days, I am going to know why the sky is blue. WAY IT IS…)

  8. ENCUESTA: CONOCER • En parejas, pregunta si tu amigo/a conoce las siguientes cosas y personas. (In pairs, ask if your friend is familiar with the following things or knows the following people.) EJEMPLO: --¿Conoces a una persona muy alta? (Do you know someone who is tall?) --Sí, conozco a dos personas altas. Jalon y Jordan son altos. (Yes, I know two people who are tall. Jalon and Jordan are tall.) ¿Conoces… • …un restaurante bueno y barato? (a good, cheap restaurant) • …un plato con pocas calorías? (a meal with few calories) • …a una persona aplicada? (a studious person) • …una tienda de deportes? (a sports goods store) • …un equipo excelente de baloncesto? (an excellent basketball team) • …un parque cerca de la escuela? (a park close to the school) • …a un estudiante inteligente? (an intelligent student) • …a una persona torpe? (a clumsy person) • …a una pareja ideal? (an ideal couple) • …a una persona atractiva? (an attractive person)

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