Actividad Inicial Write the Spanish word for each item pictured. Then match the item to the category...
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Actividad Inicial Write the Spanish word for each item pictured. Then match the item to the category it would fit in. d. las bebidas e. los platos principales b. las verduras c. el postre a. las frutas 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 . 10 .
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Actividad InicialWrite the Spanish word for each item pictured.
Then match the item to the category it would fit in.
d. las bebidas e. los platos principalesb. las verdurasc. el postrea. las frutas
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Announcements
• No Chapter 7, Vocabulary 1 Quiz• If you had flash cards for that quiz, show them
to me today. I will add them to something.• If you did not turn in your notebook last class,
you must turn it in today to get full credit. It will be late on Wednesday.
la dieta balanceada
el producto lácteo
los vegetales
los carbohidratos
las frutas
las proteínas
la comida rápida el azúcar
vegetariano/a
las vitaminas
la grasa
¿Llevas una dieta balanceada?
¿Llevas una dieta balanceada?
nutritivo/a(nutritious)
las verduras
¿Llevas una dieta balanceada?
¿Llevas una dieta balanceada?
Evito la comida rápida porque tiene mucha grasa. Trato de incluir vegetales, proteínas, y carbohidratos
en cada comida.
Evito la comida rápida porque tiene mucha grasa. Trato de incluir vegetales, proteínas, y carbohidratos
en cada comida.
¿Le echas mucha sal o mucho azúcar a la comida?
¿Le echas mucha sal o mucho azúcar a la comida?
No le echo sal pero sí le pongo mucho azúcar al té.
No le echo sal pero sí le pongo mucho azúcar al té.
la comida = food or meal
evitar = to avoid
echar = to add
La vida sana
• What are the important parts of a healthy lifestyle?
• Use usted commands to tell someone what they should and should not do to live a long and healthy life.
• Write at least 5 sentences using commands.
Usted commands = yo form, drop the –o, add opposite usted endings (either –a or –e)
Usted commands = yo form, drop the –o, add opposite usted endings (either –a or –e)
• Flip to p.164
Indicative vs. Subjunctive(p.164)
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
that
I’m certain…
Indicative (the present tense as we have used it so far)
I wish…I doubt…
Subjunctive (new stuff)
Indicative or Subjunctive?(p.163)
Decide which and write I for indicative or S for subjunctive beside each.
1. I hope you have a nice day.2. I am certain that Tupac is alive.3. I wish I were taller.4. I doubt that Math is cooler than Spanish.5. It’s true that pizza is delicious.6. It’s possible that aliens will land on Earth.
Indicative vs. Subjunctive(p.164)
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
que
Es cierto …
Indicative (the present tense as we have used it so far)
Espero…Dudo…
Subjunctive (new stuff)
The Subjunctive(p.170)
• To conjugate verbs in the subjunctive:– Start with the yo form– Drop the –o– Add the opposite ending:
Just like most of our
commands!
Just like most of our
commands!
-ar verbs-e -emos-es X-e -en
-er/-ir verbs-a -amos-as X-a -an
No –o ending at
all!
Practice(p169)
1. Yo dudo que tú (nadar) bien.2. Espero que mi hermano (comer) con
mis padres.3. Ojalá que nosotros (ganar) la lotería.4. Quiero que tú (correr) en el parque.5. Espero que ellos (jugar) bien.
Irregular Subjunctive (p.170)Verbs that are completely irregular in the subjunctive
are the same ones that are completely irregular in negative tú, usted, and ustedes commands.
sea seamos
seas X
sea sean
dé demos
des X
dé denesté estemos
estés X
esté estén
vaya vayamos
vayas X
vaya vayan
sepa sepamos
sepas X
sepa sepan
er
r
ar
star
aber
Es cierto …
Espero…Dudo…
Indicative (the present tense as we have used it so far)
Subjunctive (new stuff)que
Translate the following sentences to Spanish using the verbs in the Subjunctive only. (p.169)
1.I doubt that your mom dances a lot.
2.I hope that we eat roast chicken for dinner.
3.I doubt that you (informal) want to study.
4.I hope we go to the mall.
Ojalá que…
• “Ojalá que” is a common phrase in Spanish used to say what someone hopes will happen.
• It is originally from the Arabic for “may God will it” or “God willing,” but today is used without a religious or spiritual meaning.
• “Ojalá que” is always followed by the subjunctive.
Mini-Poster• Make a mini-poster that includes 8 things you
hope will happen this summer.• Use regular verbs and SIDES irregular verbs;
use 8 different verbs in your sentences.• Draw a picture to go with each sentence (stick
figures are fine), use at least 4 colors other than black and white. 8 pictures total!
• THIS WILL BE A QUIZ GRADE!• Title: “El verano que viene”• Start your sentences with: Ojalá que…
Tarea
• Finish your mini-poster!
