Question Formation Kaylor Productions. How do you form a question?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Identificación Personal

Advertisements

SURVIVAL KITEquipo de supervivencia Getting to know one another Conociéndonos Guillermo García 1ºJ Ariadna Sola 1ºJ Mirella Palacios 1ºE.

Preguntas Orales de los quehaceres…

Question formation Preview Sí or no No and not Question words

A conocernosGramática 2 The verb gustar, ¿por qué?, and porque Preview The verb gustar Pronouns Le and les Using no ¿Por qué? Master Teacher Grammar Guys.

Forming Questions in Spanish

Questions In Spanish, there may be several ways to ask the same question. Note the inverted question mark that begins each question….

QUESTIONS (I) QUESTIONS WITH VERB TO BE (SER, ESTAR) :

Spanish I Non-native Capítulo 1

Preposition de, Negative sentences and Question Words Español 1.

Asking Questions: Interrogative Words and Sentences

VOCABULARIO 3 Sp2 Para empezar. El centro comercial- mall No mm in Spanish. El centro- downtown Gimnasio NoY La piscina- swimming pool Pisces Peces La.

T HE VERB GUSTAR, ¿ POR QUÉ ? AND PORQUE. T HE VERB GUSTAR Use the verb gustar to say what people like. Use the form gusta if the thing they like is singular.

Chapter 2 Final Exam Review.

Español 1 Unidad 1.

SEMESTER REVIEW.

Statements Yes/No Questions Interrogative questions

Questions Craig Thomas B.A..

You can form a question by raising the pitch of your voice at the end of a sentence. Be sure to use an upside-down question mark (¿) at the beginning of.

Repaso de gramática Capítulos uno y dos.

Asking and answering questions in spanish

Gustar con infinitivos:

By: Alayah Ross  9 th Grade Level  Spanish  Interpretive Communication (reading, listening/viewing), Interpersonal Communication (speaking/signing,

Question Formation  To ask a question that may be answered sí or no, just raise the pitch of your voice at the end of the question.  The subject, if.

SPANISH 7 TH GRADE With Señorita Hall Classes #6-10 – September 2013 Capítulo 1: Lectura extra ● ¡Hola! Write down the NEW VOCABULARY in your “vocabulario.

T HE VERB GUSTAR, ¿ POR QUÉ ? AND PORQUE. T HE VERB GUSTAR Use the verb gustar to say what people like. Use the form gusta if the thing they like is singular.

Please do the following: Make sure your name is on the back of your snowman and place it on Sr. Slade’s desk. Get your computer and have the ALC document.

Statements Yes/No Questions Interrogative questions.

© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved Another Presentation © All rights Reserved

Please sit in your assigned seat. Silently complete the “warm up” section of your paper.

Nice to meet you! ¡Mucho gusto! Nice to meet you!

Do Now  Write out the following questions in Spanish:  What is your name?  How old are you?  When is your birthday?  How many siblings do you have?

¿Hay preguntas? Asking questions in Spanish. Inflection Unlike English you don’t raise the pitch of your voice at the end of a question in Spanish. Rather,

Calentamiento Pick up the sheet and begin trying to fill in the QUESTION WORD SONG using what you already know. Go over your vocabulary words because the.

El 27 de agosto Hoy….take turns spelling your name outloud to your “compañeros” at your table. Hoy….take turns spelling your name outloud to your “compañeros”

Understanding Questions *Sometimes there is no question word. Instead, the verb acts as a question word.

El 27 de agosto Hoy….take turns spelling your name outloud to your “compañeros” at your table. Hoy….take turns spelling your name outloud to your “compañeros”

Final Exam Questions ¿Cómo te llamas? Press the speaker icon to hear the question. Repeat the question. Ms. Lincoln’s answer would be: Yo me llamo Sra.

Question Marks Signos de interrogación ¿ ? Questions with SER 1) A statement can become a question by changing the tone of voice at the end of a statement.

The following slides are meant to get you using those interrogative words. You are given a situation that requires one partner to think of a certain question.

How to ask questions with the verb “hacer” Yes/No questions Questions with interrogative words.

Final Exam Questions part 3 ¿Cuál es tu color favorito? Press the speaker icon to hear the question. Repeat the question. What do you think the question.

TOC:¡REPORTERO/A! CCLS: RL.10.4/RI.10.4 – I CAN DETERMINE THE MEANING OF WORDS AND PHRASES AS THEY ARE USED [IN SPEECH.] W.10.4 – PRODUCE CLEAR AND COHERENT.

To ask a classmate or other young person’s name: (familiar) ¿Cómo te llamas? What’s your name? To ask an adult’s name: (formal) ¿Cómo se llama usted? What’s.

+ TOC:WHO ARE YOU? CCLS: RL.10.4 – I CAN DETERMINE THE MEANING OF WORDS AND PHRASES AS THEY ARE USED [IN SPEECH.] ACADEMIC VOCABULARY: GREETING, PRONOUN,

Interrogatives—Question Words

GUSTAR = TO LIKE. Gustar is used to tell what people like. Gustar is an irregular verb, it does not follow a normal pattern. -If the thing the person.

Question Formation Apuntes 7/11/ To ask a question that may be answered sí or no, just raise the pitch of your voice at the end of the question.

Warm-Up ~~~~ Turn in the homework. Lesson 2 Section 1 Grammar B: Question Formation.

Question Formation  To ask a question that may be answered sí or no, just raise the pitch of your voice at the end of the question.  The subject, if.

Spanish 10/13 Ms. Wrigley. Announcements Expectations: Voice level: 0 – Please be silent so everyone can hear the announcements. Get ready to do the Do.

Questions and question words Asking questions in Spanish.

Gustar Notes In Book, Refer to pg. 42 & pg. 145.

Greetings & Phrases Vocabulary Español 1.

Asking Questions Español 1.

Wh questions Unit 3.

Highlight these in Vocab (Green)

A VER SI RECUERDAS Question Words.

Forming Questions in Spanish

Asking Questions P. 184 In Spanish, when you ask a question you put the verb before the subject. p.168 verbs.

¿De dónde eres? Where are you from?.

Greetings Vocab.

Y7 Speaking: Peer Assessment Sheet

Gusta/Gustan with NOUNS

Los interrogativos question words.

Cómo: how ¿Cómo están Ustedes? (How are you guys?)

Making a cootie-catcher for interrogative words

Question formation Preview Sí or no No and not Question words.

The verb gustar, ¿por qué?, and porque

Forming Questions in Spanish

Presentation transcript:

Question Formation Kaylor Productions

How do you form a question?

Question Word Who What When Where Why How Which How much/many Quién Qué Cuándo Dónde/Adónde Por qué Cómo Cuál Cuánto(a)(s) ¿Cuántos años tienes? ¿De dónde eres?¿Cómo estás?

Inversion Question This type of question is formed when the subject and the verb flip-flop or invert their order in the sentence. ¿Eres tú de aquí? ¿Haces tú la tarea antes de hablar por teléfono?

Tag-Word Question This type of question is formed when you make a statement and tag a question on to the end of it. Tú eres de aquí, ¿verdad? Me gustan los deportes, ¿y tú? Te gusta el helado, ¿no?

Intonation Question This type of question can only be used in conversation. The question is formed by simply taking a statement and raising the tone of your voice to imply doubt. ¿Te gusta la tarea? ¿Organizas tu cuarto?

For this review you will need a piece of paper and a pencil. Read the question. Choose the type of formation used. Click to the next slide to check your work.

¿Cómo te llamas? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Cómo te llamas? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Te gusta la fruta? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Te gusta la fruta? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Estás tú al aeropuerto? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Estás tú al aeropuerto? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Cómo estás? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Cómo estás? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

La tarea es fácil, ¿no? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

La tarea es fácil, ¿no? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿De dónde eres? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿De dónde eres? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

Los chicos bailan bien, ¿verdad? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

Los chicos bailan bien, ¿verdad? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Van ustedes a la oficina? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Van ustedes a la oficina? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Cuántos años tienes? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Cuántos años tienes? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Qué tal? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Qué tal? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Comes un desayuno fuerte? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation

¿Comes un desayuno fuerte? A: Question Word B: Inversion C: Tag-Word D: Intonation