1 Usages of the Definite Article Spanish One ch.3.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Reflect gender and number in nouns

Advertisements

Se + indirect object pronouns

The preposition de Cap. 2 p. 64. DE is used to show possession or ownership. Es el carro de Ernesto. Its Ernests car. **There is NO apostrophe s in Spanish.

Definite and indefinite articles

Adjective/Noun Agreement

Los adjetivos Adjectives are words that describe a noun.

Fun with el, la, los, las Gender in español.

Definite and Indefinite Articles

Direct Object Pronouns ch. 9-3.

Las reglas para cambiar palabras de singular a plural

1 Possessive Adjectives Spanish 3 (H) ch.3 2 Possessive Adjectives (short forms)(in front) minuestro tu su.

Possessive Adjectives

Direct Objects & Direct Object Pronouns

QUE and QUIEN Used as RELATIVE PRONOUNS SOME TERMS TO KNOW MAIN CLAUSE - contains a subject and verb and can stand on its own. This is my brother. RELATIVE.

REVIEW!! How to use comparatives in Spanish!!! By Mrs. Mac.

Possessive Adjectives!

I like…. To say that you like a particular activity, use me gusta plus the verb phrase: Me gusta leer libros. I like to read books. Me gusta patinar.

I can… Talk about what people like and don’t like.

Direct Object Pronouns ch. 9-3 Direct Object Pronouns ch. 9-3.

Definite and Indefinite Articles

1 Definite and Indefinite Articles 2 The indefinite article: A, an, some: un / una / unos / unas The indefinite article is typically used in Spanish.

DEFINITE ARTICLES “the”.

The Articles The articles in English are “a,” “an,” and “the.” The articles in Spanish are: Un, una, unos, unas El, la, los, las El/la=the Un/una=a/an.

1 Indefinite Articles Indefinite Articles Spanish One U1E2.

Dibujar – to draw es…. Escuchar a una profesora que habla y habla y habla es….

1 Definite and Indefinite Articles Spanish One U1E2.

Definite and Indefinite Articles

GUSTAR The verb ‘gustar’ is used in Spanish to convey the meaning “to like”. It’s literal meaning is “to be pleasing to”.

Adjective/Noun Agreement It all has to match!. Number and Gender  Adjectives are words which describe nouns or pronouns.  In Spanish, all adjectives.

Usos especiales de los artículos Special uses of the definite and the indefinite articles.

LOS ADJETIVOS POSESIVOS (POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES) Mi(s) = myNuestro(a, os, as) = our Tu(s) = your (inf.)Vuestro (a, os, as) = your Su(s) = his, her,Su(s)

Adjective/Noun Agreement It all has to match! Masculine or feminine Singular or plural.

 Monday – lunes  Tuesday – martes  Wednesday – miercoles  Thursday – jueves  Friday – vienrenes  Saturday – sabado  Sunday – domingo.

Apuntes el 17 de octubre GUSTAR ¿Te gusta el español? Do you like Spanish? Sí, me gusta mucho. Yes, I like it a lot.

Not in your vocabulary list Mi = my Mí= me En = in.

1 Definite and Indefinite Articles 2 The indefinite article: A, an, some: un / una / unos / unas The indefinite article is typically used in Spanish.

Spanish Adjectives: Part I

Do Now: Take out the work from last class to be checked & Translate the following phrases. 1. our calculator 2. his desk 3. her pencil 4. their computer.

Los pronombres - pronouns What is a pronoun? A pronoun replaces a noun. You can have subject pronouns: eg I, you, he, she, we, they Direct object pronouns:

Gustar = “to like” Me gusta = I like… Use this structure when talking about only ONE thing or ONE activity.

1 Definite and Indefinite Articles The indefinite article: A, an, some: un / una / unos / unas The indefinite article is typically used in Spanish when.

{ Spanish 4 Spanish 4 Lesson 4: Using adjectives as nouns.

Titles and Courtesy When talking to a person directly with a title and last name, you use a title to show courtesy and respect: señor, señora, señorita,

Español 1 lunes el 22 de septiembre Daily Warm-Up Quiz: vocab 1.1 Practice: Tarea (HW): Continue to review vocabulary 1.1 Pick Up New Warm Up Sheet.

Definate Articles Months Days of the week Writing dates Telling Time.

Los Artículos Definidos

Nouns and Definite Articles

NOUN ADJECTIVE AGREEMENT. ADJECTIVES DESCRIBE NOUNS In English, adjectives almost always come before the noun: the tall boy In Spanish, adjectives almost.

Repaso de gramática Gramática = comunicación, frases, y progreso.

Amadeo Rodgers. - singular | plural - LaLasFeminine - El LosMasculine.

NOUNS ARTICLES.

Articles in Spanish DEFINITE ARTICLES To talk about specific things: Me gusta el libro de español. INDEFINITE ARTICLES To talk about non-specific things:

To indicate possession (that someone owns something) or a relationship in Spanish, the word “de” is used in the following formula: El amigo de Jorge.

Esp 1.3/9/13 Hoy es el tres de septiembre. Objective Student will be able to use punctuation in grammar in Spanish as well as the different forms of llamarse.

Ir a with Infinitives To talk about what someone is or isn’t going to do, use the present tense of ir with a followed by an infinitive. Remember than.

Adjetivos y pronombres demostrativos viernes, el 24 de abril.

¡Avancemos! Unidad 1 Lección 2 Mis amigos y yo. “Ser or no Estar”

Prepositions. Prepositions are like “glue” they link nouns and other words together. They can tell us four things: location, direction, time, and relationship.

El Los La Las. In English The definite article “the” is used with nouns to indicate specific persons, places or things. In English, definite article is.

NOUNS AND DEFINITE ARTICLES IDENTIFYING APPROPRIATE DEFINITE ARTICLES BASED ON NOUN GENDER.

Possessive Pronouns Clyne Possessive Pronouns Since you’ve already learned the possessive adjectives, you already (mostly) know the possessive pronouns.

Los pronombres - pronouns What is a pronoun? A pronoun replaces a noun. You can have subject pronouns: eg I, you, he, she, we, they Direct object pronouns:

Definite and Indefinite Articles

Definite and Indefinite Articles

Adjective/Noun Agreement

Definite and Indefinite Articles

Definite Articles Unidad 1 Etapa 2 pg.56.

30 Points STUDY PAGES and page 73

Definite and Indefinite Articles

Presentation transcript:

1 Usages of the Definite Article Spanish One ch.3

2 The definite article: The: el / la / los / las The definite article is a RESTRICTIVE adjective. The definite article is used more in Spanish than in English. The: el / la / los / las The definite article is a RESTRICTIVE adjective. The definite article is used more in Spanish than in English.

3 When you must use the definite article in Spanish but you dont see it in English: When you must use the definite article in Spanish but you dont see it in English: 1.With general usage nouns ie...Me gustan los libros. ie...I like books. 1.With general usage nouns ie...Me gustan los libros. ie...I like books.

4 When you must use the definite article in Spanish but you dont see it in English: When you must use the definite article in Spanish but you dont see it in English: 2. With titles when you are talking about someone. ie...El Sr. Ruiz es alto. ie...Mr. Ruiz is tall. 2. With titles when you are talking about someone. ie...El Sr. Ruiz es alto. ie...Mr. Ruiz is tall.

5 When you must use the definite article in Spanish but you dont see it in English: When you must use the definite article in Spanish but you dont see it in English: 3. To say on with a day of the week. ie...Yo estudio los lunes. ie...I study on Mondays. 3. To say on with a day of the week. ie...Yo estudio los lunes. ie...I study on Mondays.

6 EXAMPLES: Mr. Gonzalez is in the house. El Sr. Gonzalez está en la casa. I like potato chips a lot. Me gustan mucho las papitas. I do my vocabulary cards on Friday. Hago mis tarjetas de vocbulario el viernes. Mr. Gonzalez is in the house. El Sr. Gonzalez está en la casa. I like potato chips a lot. Me gustan mucho las papitas. I do my vocabulary cards on Friday. Hago mis tarjetas de vocbulario el viernes.

7 PRACTICE: Mr. Gonzales, How are you? I like computers. Paco always watches cartoons on Saturdays. Mr. Gonzales, How are you? I like computers. Paco always watches cartoons on Saturdays. no. you are talking to him yes