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Día 3: ¿Qué te gusta hacer?

Día 3: ¿Qué te gusta hacer?. Talking about what you like to do!. Infinitive Verbs. As you know in English, verbs are words that describe a specific action or state of being. Infinitive Verbs. In English, we have what’s called an infinitive verb .

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Día 3: ¿Qué te gusta hacer?

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  1. Día 3: ¿Qué te gusta hacer? Talking about what you like to do!

  2. Infinitive Verbs As you know in English, verbs are words that describe a specific action or state of being.

  3. Infinitive Verbs In English, we have what’s called an infinitive verb. An infinitive verb is simply any verb with the word “to” in front of it.

  4. Examples of infinitive verbs • To scream • To go • To think • To believe • To die • To throw • To break • To try • To fly • To shake • To create • To speak • To feel • To eat • To swim • To steal • To hug • To play • To draw • To listen • To write • To run • To walk • To dance • To sweat • To cry • To drink • To laugh And so on…

  5. Spanish Infinitive Verbs In Spanish, infinitive verbs end in AR, ER, or IR In Spanish, these verbs have the “to” already in them. Infinitive verbs do not need always a word in front of them like they do in English (to).

  6. Spanish Infinitive Verbs Cantar- To sing Correr- To run Bailar- To dance Leer- To read Dibujar- To draw Ver- To watch Montar-To ride Escribir- To write Jugar- To play Ir- To go The definition of each verb has “to” in it. TO + Verb

  7. Using Infinitive Verbs A great time to use infinitive verbs is when you are explaining what you like and don’t like! To say what you like, just use… ME GUSTA + INFINITIVE VERB OR NO ME GUSTA + INFINITVE VERB

  8. Examples • Me gusta bailar. (I like to dance) Infinitive verb • No me gusta cantar. (I do not like to sing) Infinitive verb

  9. To say you like multiple things Just put the word “y” in between the verbs. • Me gusta bailary cantar. • Me gusta dibujar y correr. I like to danceandto sing. I like to drawandto run.

  10. ¡Me encanta! To say you LOVE something, you can use… Me encanta + Infinitive verb OR No me encanta + Infinitive verb

  11. Examples • Me encantajugarvideojuegos. I love to play videogames. • No me encanta leer revistas. I don’t love to read magazines.

  12. When you don’t like more than one thing • You put the word nibefore and after each item. For example… • No me gusta niver la telenihablarporteléfono *I don’t like to watch television nor talk on the phone

  13. Tarea • Write 3 sentences explaining what you like to do and 3 sentences saying what you don’t like to do. One of the sentences should have ni…..ni…. One of the sentences should have “y”

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