¡Buenos Dias!Hoy es el 16 o 17 de septiembre

Ahorita/Do Now:When do you use the following:

Un Los Unas el

Objetivos Objectives

• Review homework: Los articulos• Subject pronouns and verb conjugations• Present tense of SER

Student quizzing

Computadoras

maletas

camisa

Chica

Mano

Mañanaguantes

Foto

Peliculas

Vaso

Corbatas

LibrosArboles

Zapatos

caballo

• student 1 chooses a word from below• student 2 responds with turning the word into the

opposite (singular or plural with article)• Do for all words alternating roles

Student quizzing

La Computadora

la maleta

Las camisas

Las Chicas

Las Manos

Las MañanasEl guante

Las Fotos

La Pelicula

Los Vasos

La Corbata

El LibroEl Arbol

El Zapato

Los caballos

student 1 chooses a word from belowstudent 2 responds with turning the word into the opposite (singular or plural with article)

Subject Pronouns

• A subject pronoun replaces the name or title of a person or thing and acts as the subject of a verb.

• ¡OJO! There is no Spanish equivalent of the subject pronoun “it”. Instead, use “es”.

ej. Es un problema It is a problem

Subject PronounsThe masculine plural forms nosotros, vosotros, and ellos refer to a group of males OR to a group of males and females. The feminine plural forms nosotras, vosotras, and ellas can refer only to groups made up exclusively of females.

Tio Spanish

SER (to be)-Ser is an irregular verb, which means its forms don’t follow the regular conjugation patterns most verbs follow.

Uses of SERI. To identify people and things

Uses of SERSer also expresses possession, with the preposition de. There is no Spanish equivalent of the English construction [noun] + ’s (Maite’s). In its place, Spanish uses [noun] + de + [owner].

When de is followed by the article el, the two combine to form the contraction del. De does not contract with la, las, or los.

Uses of SERSer also uses the preposition de to express origin.

Uses of SERUse ser to express profession or occupation.

Unlike English, Spanish does not use the indefinite article (un, una) after ser when referring to professions, unless accompanied by an adjective or other description.

How to remember the uses of SER:For one, you need to be on TOPPP of ser:T: thingsO: origin TP: people HP: possession IP: profession N

G D O

For two, S E R + possession I people G profession I N

¡INTÉNTALO! Pg. 21 juntos (together)

1. Gabriel 2. Juan y yo 3. Óscar y Flora 4. Adriana 5. Las turistas 6. El chico 7. Los conductores 8. Los señores Ruiz

Tarea para esta nocheTonight’s Homework• Página 22 ejercicio 1

• Página 22 ej. 2 (choose 3 to write responses for)• Add vocab to lists

*HONORS in additionPg. 22 ex 2 expanded. Give the form of ser YOU would use when

addressing each person and when talking about each person.

QUIZ on nouns/articles, serlunes el 22 de septiembre