1. Review conjugating –AR verbs 2. Learn how to conjugate –ER and –IR verbs 3. Talk about the homework/quiz/voice recording

 Take out your “Spanish Survival Sheet” because I’m going to be asking a lot of questions today (Who, Where, etc”.  Maybe the chapter 1 vocab list, just in case  Challenge yourself to focus more on the meaning of the entire conversation, rather than every individual word today  Pay attention to the endings of the verbs

 Conjugating is manipulating the ending of the verb to reflect who/what is doing that action.  We are conjugating verbs in the present tense.

 Present tense expresses an action happening now, or in the present.  In Spanish, this translates equally, but it can also mean “-ing” Bailar = to dance yo bailo en casa= I dance at home. yo bailo en casa= I am dancing at home

singularplural first person-o-amos second person-as-áis third person-a-an  For example… bailar = to dance singularplural first person bail o bail amos second person bai as bail áis third person bail a bail an

 llegar = to arrive  participar = to participate  These verbs are conjugated like regular –AR verbs

tomar apuntes conversar mirar el televisor caminar bailar estudiar comprar (libros, gatos…) escuchar música trabajar montar en bicicleta llegar participar -o-o - amos - as - áis -a-a - an

 Conjugating –ER verbs (and –IR verbs) follow the same pattern… they just have different endings…

singularplural first person-o-emos second person-es-éis third person-e-en  For example… aprender = to learn singularplural first person aprend o aprend emos second person aprend es aprend éis third person aprend e aprend en

aprend o aprend emos aprend es aprend éis aprend e aprend en

beb o beb emos beb es beb éis beb e beb en

com o com emos com es com éis com e com en

comprend o comprend emos comprend es comprend éis comprend e comprend en

corr o corr emos corr es corr éis corr e corr en

respond o respond emos respond es respond éis respond e respond en

le o le emos le es le éis le e le en

aprender beber comer comprender correr leer -o-o - emos - es - éis -e-e - en

singularplural first person-o-imos second person-es-ís third person-e-en  For example… vivir = to live singularplural first person viv o viv imos second person viv es viv ís third person viv e viv en

asist o asist imos asist es asist ís asist e asist en

escrib o escrib imos escrib es escrib ís escrib e escrib en

viv o viv imos viv es viv ís viv e viv en

asistir escribir vivir -o-o - imos - es - ís -e-e - en

 Take 2 minutes to complete your worksheet.  When you’re done, come up to the front and show me!

 Hagan Actividad 1-20 con un compañero.

 Use “deber” + the infinitive of another verb to express what someone should or ought to do  deber conjugates like a regular –ER verb  Yo debo hacer la tarea = I should do the homework  Tú debes trabajar = You should work  Ella debe leer = She should read  Nosotros debemos bailar = We should dance  Ustedes deben participar = Y’all should participate

 deber + infinitive  practice verbs  review nouns, articles, and genders  Question words  Complete our first in-class writing assignment

 2 items due today (9/4) › Quiz about verbs  Fill in the blank  You will need to know how to conjugate –AR, –ER, and –IR verbs › Voice recording about verbs  You will need to know how to conjugate – AR verbs  21 items due Tuesday (9/8)

 enseñar = to teach  necesitar = to need  regresar = to return, go back  tomar = to take (can be used with drinks, meaning “to have [a coffee, beer, etc.]”)  contestar = to answer  preparar = to prepare  comprender = to comprehend  creer = to think, believe  recibir = to receive  abrir = to open