Escuchar & Repetir: Don Pepito y Don José

Escuchar & Repetir: Don Pepito y Don José

​Paso 1: Contesta las preguntas

• ​Answer the questions on the following slides.

• Make sure you have on headphones for the listening questions.

• ​Make sure you can type accents

Fill in the Blanks

dos tipos requetefinos

Multiple Choice

"Eran" comes from what infinitive?

• ser

• erar

• son

• estat

Fill in the Blanks

Eran

medios chifla'os.

Multiple Choice

"Eran" is what verb tense of the verb "ser- to be"?

• imperfect

• preterite

• present

• reflexive

Fill in the Blanks

Eran dos tipos

divinos

Multiple Choice

What does "casi" mean?

• case

• almost

• not yet

• very

Fill in the Blanks

desbarata'os

Multiple Select

Check all that are true about "eran" in the sentence "eran dos tipos"?

• 3rd person plural

• irregular

• 2nd person singular

• past tense description

Fill in the Blanks

Si se

en una esquina

Multiple Choice

What tense is "encontraban"?

• imperfect

• preterite

• present

• past progressive

Fill in the Blanks

O si

en el café

Multiple Choice

"Se encontraban" literally means they found each other. What is the "se" for in this case?

• it is the direct object

• it is the helping verb

• it is the reflexive pronoun for "they"

Fill in the Blanks

Siempre se

con voz muy fina

Multiple Choice

What does "siempre" mean?

• always

• never

• almost

• yet

Fill in the Blanks

El

de don José

Fill in the Blanks

Hola don Pepito, Hola don

Multiple Choice

Which one is correct?

• Option 1

• Option 2

Fill in the Blanks

¿

usted ya por casa?

Multiple Choice

Don José is speaking to Don Pepito directly and he says "Pasó"... What person and tense is this?

• 1st person, preterite

• 3rd person, preterite

• 1st person, present

• 2nd person, present

Fill in the Blanks

“Por su casa yo

”

Multiple Choice

Don Pepito responds, "Por su casa yo pasé". What tense and person is pasé?

• 1st person, preterite

• 2nd person, preterite

• 3rd person, preterite

• 1st person, present

Fill in the Blanks

“¿

usted a mi abuela?”

Multiple Choice

What infinitive does "vio" come from?

• ver

• vir

• veo

• vear

Fill in the Blanks

“A su abuela yo la

”

Multiple Choice

"A su abuela yo la vi". Who/what is "la" referring to?

• la casa

• la abuela

• Don José

• Don Pepito

Fill in the Blanks

Adiós don Pepito,

don José

Multiple Choice

What tone are don Pepito and don José using to speak to one another?

• formal

• informal

​Paso 2: Feedback

• What feedback do you have from last week's video?

  ​​Go and check your last Escuchar & Repetir video under "Activity" to see if anyone left a video comment.​ If none, listen back to your own video and do a self-critique.

• ​Remember the things we talked about in class. What specific things do you need to work on?​

Open Ended

What specific pronunciation things do you need to work on?

​Paso 3: Grabar tu Flipgrid

• Keeping in mind the pronunciation skills that you need to work on, go and record your video on Flipgrid for this week.

  Leave this tab open and go to the next slide for your prompts (or find link in Oncampus).

  ​Make sure to keep the video link for evidence of completion.

Home

Open in new tab

Copy link

Open Ended

Paste your flipgrid video here

​Punto de Bono

​​​For a BONUS point, you can give pronunciation feedback on a peer's video.

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It must be something specific (e.g. not just "Good job") and you can say this in English.

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Make sure you copy the link from your video.

Open Ended

For your bonus point, complete all 3:

1. Tell whose video you listened to

2. Tell what specific things you suggested they work on

3. Paste the link

¡Ya has terminado!

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​Since you have posted the links here you are no longer required to complete the last step of the Google Form. ¡Sí! ¡Buenas noticias!

FYI: "Don José y Don Pepito" es una canción de niños muy famosa en todos los países hispanohablantes.

Watch this video to see a version from a popular kid's TV show in Spain

Anything you can do slow, you can eventually learn to do fast. Don't be ashamed of your starting point. We all start somewhere.