Spanish 3, Unit 6

We use the impersonal se to talk about.... (click on all correct answers)

• what people generally do

• to give commands

• what people did in the past

• for rules and regulations, what is allowed / forbidden

What is the formula for the impersonal se

• Se + an infinitive (an unconjugated verb)

• Se + verb conjugated in the conditional tense

• Se + verb in the 3rd person singular or plural form

• Se + an adjective that agrees in gender or number

How would you say... No swimming allowed

• Se permite nadar

• Se prohíbe nadar

• Se prohíbe cantar

• Se permite cantar

How would you say... Spanish is spoken in Mrs. Barrios' class.

• Se habla español en la clase de Mrs. Barrios.

• Hablas español en la clase de Mrs. Barrios.

• Se debe hablar en la clase de Mrs. Barrios.

• Se puede hablar español.

You often see the impersonal se in signs, advertisements, and directions.

• Cierto

• Falso

¿Qué significa el anuncio?

• You sell houses.

• Houses are for sale.

• You can have a house.

• I can buy a house.

¿Qué significa el anuncio?

• No trespassing. Private property.

• You cannot enter.

• There are children on the premises.

• Enter at your own risk.

Cars are sold here. Se _______ carros.

• vende

• venden

El pollo ________ con arroz.

• se sirven
• se sirva
• se sirve

En México se (come/comen) tacos, enchiladas, pozole y otros platillos deliciosos.

• come

• comen