Spanish 1 Review Pt 2

Spanish 1 Review Pt 2

​Subject Pronouns

​Yo - I

​Tu- You

​El/Ella-She

​Usted (Ud)- You (formal)

​Nosotros- We

​Vosotros- Y'all/Yinz

​Ustedes- You guys

​Ellos- They

Multiple Choice

Carlos y yo _________ guapos.

• soy

• sois

• son

• somos

Multiple Choice

Marta y tú ______ inteligentes.

• son

• somos

• eres

• es

Multiple Choice

Ud. ____ mi profesor.

• soy

• eres

• es

• son

Multiple Choice

Mis amigos ___ muy buenos.

• son

• soy

• sois

• es

Multiple Choice

Tu amigo ___ trabajador.

• es

• eres

• sois

• son

Multiple Choice

La señora Rodriguez ___ simpática.

• es

• somos

• son

• sois

Multiple Choice

Ellos ________ mis profesores.

• son

• es

• somos

• eres

Multiple Choice

Nosotros ____________ estudiantes de la Universidad de Barcelona.

• son

• somos

• es

• eres

Multiple Choice

Usted _________ el Doctor Lopez.

• soy

• eres

• es

• son

Multiple Choice

Ellas __________ Argentinas

• eres

• es

• somos

• son

Open Ended

Translate: I am not patient.

​Remember

​When saying "not" in Spanish, you will place "no" before the verb, NOT before the Subject Pronoun.

​

​Ex: I am not lazy--> Yo NO soy perezoso.

​Ex: We are not neat. --> Nosotros NO somos ordenados.

Tener = to have (e-ie)

Tener is a stem-change verb or "boot" verb.

The "Yo" form of "tengo" is also irregular as it follows no pattern.

Saying age: Tener + # + años

It's like saying how many years you have

I am 16--> I have 16 years--> Yo tengo dieciseis años

Tener Conjugations

Yo tengo

Tú tienes

Él/Ella/Ud tiene

Nosotros tenemos

Vosotros tenís

Ellos/Ustedes tienen

REMEMBER: We do not stem chage in the Nosotros or Vosotros forms

Open Ended

Translate: I have

Open Ended

Translate: We have

Open Ended

Translate: She has

Ir = to go

"Ir" is another irregular verb

There is no pattern to the conjugations for this verb so you must simply memorize them.

Ir Conjugations

Yo voy

Tú vas

Él/Ella/Ud va

Nosotros vamos

Vosotros vais

Ellos/Uds van

Important reminders:

"Ir" is always followed by "a" to indicate "to" where you are going or what you are going to do.

Ex: I go to the park = Yo voy al parque

Ex: We go to the pool = Nosotros vamos a la piscina.

A + el = al

Poll

You go to the cafe.

• Tú va al café

• Ud vas a la café

• Tú vas al café

Open Ended

Translate: I go to the house.

Open Ended

Translate: We go to the gym.

Open Ended

Translate: You and Pablo go to the movies.

Ir + a + infinitive

To say what you are going to do, you conjugate your form of "Ir" and follow it with "a" and the infinitive you are going to do.

Ex: I'm going to dance = Yo voy a bailar.

Ex: You and Luis are going to run = Tú y Luis van a correr.

Poll

Translate "You are going to swim"

• Tú vas a nadar

• Ella va a nadar

• Yo voy a nadar

Open Ended

Translate: She is going to sing.

Open Ended

Translate: You guys are going to read.

Buen Trabajo! (Good Job)

Any questions?