Spanish 2: 1.4

Spanish 2: session 10

10.4.23

By Danielle Banks

Work!

• 2.3.4, 2.3.7 and 2.3.9 is due 10/6

• ​2.4.3, 2.4.7, and 2.4.9 are due 10/9

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• We will review for 2.5.2 test next class

Today's plan: study 2.4

​Today we will review study sections 2.4

-discuss irregular yo form verbs 'yo-go'​

Yo-Go verbs!

Yo-Go continued!

Yo go... a little more!

Some verbs add a 'go' in the yo form but also have a stem change in the rest of the conjugations- but no stem change in the yo form, just adding a 'go!'​

Explanation:

When we say 'yo-go' verbs we mean that the yo form of the verb ends in 'go'

tengo, hago, vengo ​

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If a verb is a 'yo-go' verb, most of the time the other forms of the verb follow the normal pattern of conjugation. ​

Multiple Choice

En diez minutos, _____ (salir) para el supermercado.

• salo

• salgo

• sale

Multiple Choice

Yo ____ a las 6:00. (venir)

• veno

• viene

• vengo

Multiple Choice

yo.... que si. (subponer)

• supongo

• supono

• supones

Answers:

Salir, venir, and subponer are all YO-GO verbs.. that means in the yo form, we add a 'g' at the end..

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instead of salo we have salgo

instead of veno we have vengo

instead of subpono we have supongo​

Answer:

Cuando hay mucho hielo por el suelo, yo

                         

(tener) cuidado​

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yo is the subject so tengo ​is the yo conjugation!

​Answer:

Mis hermanos

                         

(poner) la mesa​.

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Mis hermanos is the subject and ponen would be the answer. We only yo-go in the yo form of the verb! ​

Answer:

¿Qué

                         

(decir) tú?​

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Tu is the subject and dices is the conjugation. We only yo-go in the yo form! ​

Answer:

Tú

                         

(deshacer) el problema

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Tu is the subject and deshaces would be the conjugation. Deshacer is an -er verb and -es is the tu ending! ​

Answer:

Yo is the subject and digo is the yo conjugation of decir! Decir stem changes and is a yo-go.

Digo is the yo form!​

Open Ended

what would the translation to English be:

Siempre hago la tarea después de la escuela.

Answer!

what would the translation to English be:

Siempre hago la tarea después de la escuela.

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I always do (siempre hago) my homework after school. ​

Multiple Choice

Which is correct translation:

Supongo que todos vienen.

• I suppose everyone is here.

• I put everyone here.

• I suppose everyone will come.

Multiple Choice

Which is correct translation:

La chica trae el agua a la fiesta.

• I am bringing water to the party.

• The girl is bringing soda to the party.

• The girl is bringing water to the party.

vocab to review!

Multiple Choice

freir = to

• cook

• eat

• fry

• free

Multiple Choice

la sarten = the

• cook

• frying pan

• restaurant

• sauce

Answer:

Mi madre siempre (agregar) muchas hierbas frescas a la salsa. ​

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Agrega would be the correct answer. Agregar is an -ar verb. -A is the ella ending.. so agrega!​

Answer:

Mi hermano y yo (mezclar) la ensalada. ​

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My brother and I, or we, or nosotros in Spanish is the subject.

The we ending would be: mezclamos​

Answer:

¿Qué

                         

(servir) Uds. para tomar con su comida?​

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Ustedes or Uds. is the subject. Servir stem-changes to sirven. ​

2.4.9 spoken practice review/pointers

• ​each sentence needs a different word

• only use words on the left that are provided! ​

• understand the word choices on the left.

• determine what the sentences are saying and then determine which word would fit best!

2.4.9 spoken practice review/pointers

• these translation sentences should use vocabulary from the 2.4 practice!

2.4.9 spoken practice review/pointers

• ​each verb MUST be conjugated to the subject

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• the high-lighted ones are in the yo form.. remember .. YO-GO!!! ​

Open Ended

Exit ticket slide:

Me llamo:

Mrs. Banks, one thing I am still really confused on is: (if nothing, please type that!)