Click to add text Click to add text Español I Hoy es miércoles El viente y tres de febrero

Click to add text Click to add text El plano Hoy vamos a: La prueba Repasar Gustar y Encantar Hacer la actividad de “Escribir” Explicar el examen

Click to add text Click to add text La prueba

Click to add text Click to add text Practicar Gustar/Encantar

Click to add text Click to add text Pronouns: words that take the place of nouns Yo = I Nosotros = We Nosotras = We (all girls) Tú = You (infomal) Vosotros = Y’all Vosotras = Y’all (all girls) Él = He Ella = She Usted = You (formal) Ellos = They Ellas =They (all girls) Ustedes = You all (formal)

Click to add text Click to add text Gustar: to like/ to be pleasing to Me gusta = I likeNos gusta = We like Te gusta = You like (informal) Os gusta = Y’all like (informal) (in Spain onlly) Le gusta = He likes/She likes/ You like (formal) Les gusta = They like/ You all like (formal) **Notice that instead of using tú, él, ella, etc. you use object pronouns**

Click to add text Click to add text Form of Gustar + Infinitive = to like to do something What is an infinitive? a non-conjugated verb Examples: beber, comer, comprar, andar en patineta Not infinitives: me gusta, soy, nosotros, yo, somos

Click to add text Click to add text Práctica: 1.We like to study. = Nos gusta estudiar. 2.I like to run. = Me gusta correr. 3.You like to write . = Te gusta escribir correos electrónicos.

Click to add text Click to add text Emphasis: When you want to really emphasize or identify the person that you are talking about, add A + noun/pronoun in front of the form of gustar.

Click to add text Click to add text Emphasis continued: A mí me gusta = I (really) like… A ti te gusta = You (really) like…(informal) A él / ella le gusta = He/she (really) likes… A usted le gusta = You (really) like…(formal) A _________(name) le gusta = (Name)likes Whenever giving a name you MUST put the a in front of the name/names.

Click to add text Click to add text Emphasis continued: A nosotros (as) nos gusta= We (really) like A vosotros (as) os gusta= Y’all (really) like A ellos /ellas les gusta = They (really) like A ustedes les gusta = You all (really) like (formal) A _______(name) y a _______(name) les gusta = Name and name like… Notice that when listing multiple names, the a goes in front of each name.

Click to add text Click to add text Práctica: 1.A ella le gusta tocar la guitarra. 2.A Diego le gusta practicar deportes. 3.A mí me gusta correr. 4.Nos gusta jugar al fútbol. 5.A Antonio y a Chela les gusta trabajar.

Click to add text Click to add text Negative Sentences and Questions with Gustar: 1.To make it negative, put the no in front of the form of gustar. No me gusta correr. A ella no le gusta correr. A ti no te gusta correr. 2.How would you say, Do you like to dance? ¿Te gusta bailar? 3.To ask the question, Who likes to…? You would use…¿A quién le gusta…? Translate: ¿A quién le gusta cocinar? Translate: A Teodoro le gusta cocinar.

Click to add text Click to add text Translations: 1.Me gusta comer fruta. 2.A Antonio le gusta dibujar. 3.A Alejandra le gusta andar en patineta. 4.Nos gusta escuchar a música. 5.A ellos les gusta pasear. 6.A Jesús y yo nos gusta alquilar un DVD. 7.Te gusta leer un libro.

Click to add text Click to add text Translations: 1.I like to eat and drink pop. 2.I don’t like to study. 3.What do you like to do? 4.You like to talk on the phone. 5.We like to draw. 6.Paco likes to read a book. 7.Maria and Julio like to prepare the food. 8.Y’all like to go for walks. 9.They like to learn Spanish. 10.Do you like to do homework?

Click to add text Click to add text El examen Hay una examen de escrito lunes el viente y ocho de febrero Hay una examen de oral el jueves el tres de marzo

Click to add text Click to add text 3-1 A Conversar You call your friend to make plans for this weekend. You invite your partner to do something. Your partner invites you to do another activity. Partner A Ask what your partner just did (acabar + de + inf.) Ask how your partner is feeling (emotions) Ask if your partner has free time (on [el] some day) Ask what your partner likes to do (use “a ti” / “a mí”) Invite your partner to do an activity (you will pay) Partner B Ask what your partner just did (acabar + de + inf.) Ask how your partner is feeling (emotions) Ask where your partner is coming from (venir) Ask what your partner loves to do (use “a ti” / “a mí”) Invite your partner to do an activity (come with you – don’t pay) For this oral, you will not know who your partner is. You will know if you are partner A or B, but your partner will be chosen at random on the day of the test. Please prepare accordingly.

Click to add text Click to add text Prueba!! Hay una prueba de gustar manaña!