Spanish 3:1.1

Spanish 3:

1.31.23

By Danielle Banks

Objectives for today:

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• introductions

• course navigation

• tips for success

• review present tense verbs / subject pronouns​

Have you taken Spanish before?

Please respond to the next questions about your Spanish studying background!

Open Ended

When was the last time you took a Spanish class? (last semester, last year, 3 years ago?

Multiple Select

Where have you taken Spanish prior?

• online

• in my school (brick and mortar)

• combination of both

types of assignments

• practice written

• practice spoken

• discussions (1 per unit)

• CSTs

• quizzes

Poll

Have you had to submit voice assignments?

• yes

• no

VOCAROO

UPCOMING ASSIGNMENTS:

• 1.1.5 QUIZ is due 2/2

• 1.1.9 QUIZ is due 2/2

• 1.1.11 PRACTICE is due 2/2

• NEXT CLASS: THURSDAY 2/2

ReVIEW VOCABULARY IN ALL UNITS!

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When preparing for quizzes and practice activities, be sure to review ALL of the vocabulary in the unit! It will be very helpful.

It is also very important to use ONLY vocabulary and grammar from the current units / course. ​

present tense!

Multiple Choice

present tense conjugation.. dormir / yo

• dormimos

• dormo

• duerme

• duermo

Multiple Choice

nosotros _____ el pan en el restaurante.

• pedimos

• pidimos

• pides

• pido

Informal speech corresponds to the tú and vosotros conjugations of any given verb if you are in Spain. If you are in any other country, the vosotros form is generally replaced with the third person ustedes form; in this manner, ustedes can be either formal or informal, depending on the situation. Use informal when:

• talking to friends or someone you would call by their first name

• talking to family members that you live with, are younger than you, or the same age as you

 tú & vosotros

Formal speech corresponds to the third person singular and plural conjugations; that is, the usted and ustedes forms of any given verb. Use formal when:

• talking to an adult (someone older than you)

• talking to someone you do not know well, or someone you don't know at all

• talking during service interactions: grocery checkers, bank tellers, restaurant workers, sales people, and so on

​usted (ud.) & ustedes (Uds.)

formal vs informal

Multiple Choice

formal or informal or both!

buenos dias, buenas noches, buenas tardes

• formal

• informal

• both

Multiple Choice

formal, informal, or both?

Como se llama?

• formal

• informal

• both

irregular yo form verbs

Multiple Choice

Which of the following has an irregular yo form?

• hablar

• conocer

• cocinar

• cantar

Multiple Choice

what is the yo form of hacer

• haco

• hace

• hago

• hacemos

Open Ended

Exit ticket: Include your name!

What is your plan for the 1.1 work?

Do you have any questions for me?