¿Te gustaría ir al cine?

¿Te gustaría ir al cine?

Arranging to go out

Me / Te Gustaría

• ​Me/Te Gustaria is the conditional form of me/te gusta

• ​You use it to say what you would like to do.

• ​It is often followed by the infinitive.

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• ¿Te gustaría ir al cine?

• ​Me gustaría ir a la cafetería

​¿Te gustaría .....?

Would you like ....?

• ir al centro comercial? = to go to the shopping centre?

• ir al parque? = to the park?

• ir al polideportivo? = to the sports centre?

• ir al museo​? = to the museum?

• ​ir a la bolera? = to the bowling alley?

• ​ir a la pista de hielo? = to the ice rink?

• ​venir a mi casa? = come to my house?

• De acuerdo = all right

• Vale = OK.

• Muy Bien = Very good

• ¡Genial! = Great!​

• ​¡Ni hablar! = No way!

• ​¡Ni en sueños = Not a chance

• ​No tengo ganas = I don't feel like it

• ​¡Qué aburrido = How boring!

Reacciones

• ​Sí, me gustaría mucho = Yes, I'd like that very much

Multiple Choice

Me/Te gustaría are never followed by an infinitive verb

True or False?

• True

• False

Open Ended

Write a sentence using the new vocabulary that you have learnt.

Multiple Choice

¿Te gustaría ir a la pista de hielo?

• I want to go to the skate park

• Does he want to go to the ice rink?

• Would you like to go to the bowling alley?

• Would you like to go to the ice rink?

Open Ended

Translate: ¿Te gustaría ir al parque?

Open Ended

Translate: Yes, I would like to go

​Querer and Poder

​Stem changing verbs that are usually followed by an infinitive

• ​Querer = To Want

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• ​Quiero = I want

• ​Quieres = You want

• ​Quiere = He/she wants

• ​Queremos = We want

• ​Queréis = You want (Pl)

• ​Quieren = They want/ You want (Pl)

• Poder = To be able to/can

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• ​Puedo = I can

• ​Puedes = you can

• ​Puede = He/she can

• ​Podemos = We can

• ​Podéis = You can (Pl)

• Pueden = They can/ You can (Pl)

​Excuses

• ​¿Quieres salir? = Do you want to go out?

• Lo siento, no puedo = I'm sorry, I can't​

• Tengo que hacer los deberes = I have to do my homework

• ​Tengo que ordenar mi dormitorio = I have to tidy my room

• ​Tengo que pasear al perro = I have to walk the dog

• ​Tengo que lavarme el pelo = I have to wash my hair

• ​Tengo que salir con mis padres = I have to go out with my parents

• ​Tengo que cuidar a mi hermano = I have to look after my brother

• ​No quiero = I don't want to

• ​No tengo dinero = I don't have any money

​Verb: Tener (To have)

• ​Tengo = I have

• ​Tienes = You have

• ​Tiene = He/She has

• ​Tenemos = We have

• ​Tenéis = You have (Pl)

• ​Tienen = They have

• ​No tengo dinero

• ​¿Tienes dinero?

​Tener que + infinitve

​To have to

• ​Tengo que pasear al perro

• ​Tengo que ir

Open Ended

Write any of the conjugations of the verb querer that you can remember.

Open Ended

Write any of the conjugations of the verb poder that you can remember.

Multiple Choice

Querer and Poder are stem changing verbs.

True or False?

• True

• False

Open Ended

Who wants to go shopping?

Open Ended

Who wants to go to the beach and when?

​Reading

Poll

Do you understand how to use gustaría?

• Yes

• No

• A little bit, but I need more practice.

Poll

How confident are you with conjugating verbs?

(Example: Tener - to have --> Tengo - I have)

• I am pretty confident with verb conjugation

• I am good at conjugating some verbs

• I don't understand verb conjugations

Open Ended

Write a short dialogue in Spanish using the new vocabulary.

Use gustaría and an excuse

(Example: ¿Te gustaría ir a ........

Lo siento no puedo porque ........)