Noticia: La película de Super Mario Bross

​Si ¿Te gusta jugar Super Mario Bros? esto te va a interesar

¿Sabes que van a sacar una película de Mario Bross?

​SABER: to know facts and information.

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sė sabemos

sabes sabėis

sabe​ saben

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​​Conocer: to know/meet people, places Saber: to know facts and information

Poll

¿Te gusta jugar Super Mario Bros?

• Sí, me encancta

• Sí, me gusta

• Me gusta un poco

• No me gusta

Poll

¿Sabes que van a sacar una película de Mario Bross?

• Sí, sé

• No, no sé

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SUPER MARIO BROS SALE DEL VIDEOJUEGO Y ENTRA A LA PANTALLA

Multiple Choice

LEE EL TITULO DE LA NOTICIA

"SUPER MARIO BROS SALE DEL VIDEOJUEGO Y ENTRA A LA PANTALLA"

¿Que significa sale?

• to come in

• to leave, to exit

​​Hacer with Expressions of Time

Hacer conjugated in the third-person singular can be used in various ways to talk about the passage of time. You can use hacer to describe how long ago something happened or how long you have been doing something. You can also use hacer to describe past actions that were interrupted by another action.

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Hace 2 semanas = two weeks ago

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​Referencia: https://www.spanishdict.com/guide/expressions-with-hacer

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Hace unas horas salió el trailer de la pelÍcula

Multiple Choice

You just learned that "Hace" with expression of time means "ago"

¿Hace cuanto que salió el trailer de la pelÍcula?

• hours ago

• just now

• in two hours

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Learn about some Spanish augmentative suffixes: -azo, -ote, -ón

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In Spanish, instead of adding the adjective grande (big), we commonly use the augmentative suffixes -azo, -ote, -ón. 

The suffix can indicate a size (a big, huge something) but very often it also denotes something extra, more powerful, higher quality, depending on the context

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​exito: success

exitazo: huge sucess ​

REFERENhttps://spanish.kwiziq.com/revision/grammar/using-the-augmentative-suffixes-azo-ote-onhttps://spanish.kwiziq.com/revision/grammar/using-the-augmentative-suffixes-azo-ote-on

• AZO ​

​JUEGO - JUEGAZO

Multiple Choice

You just learned that the suffix "azo" can mean huge, big, and that sometimes is used to express higher quality. What do you think the author tried to express in the phrase

"basado en este juegazo"

• based in this big game that has conquered generations.

• base in this great game that has conquered generations.

• base in the super popular game that has conquered generations.

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¿Quieres verlo?​

​Quieres: you want

ver: watch/see

lo:?​

The author mentions "something" in the article which he then replaces with "it"

What is "it" referring to?​

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JUEGAZO ​

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Multiple Choice

¿Quieres verlo?​

• Do you want to watch the movie?

  (la película)

• Do you want to watch the film?

  (el filme)

• Do you want to watch the trailer?

  (el trailer)