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  1. SPA111:Definte and Indefinite Articles

    DEFINITE ARTICLES In English, the definite article, the, is used before a noun to identify a specific person, place, animal, thing or idea. The Spanish Definite Article has to agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies. the Singular Plural Masculine Masculine el los Singular Plural...

  2. SPA112: Hace que ...

    Hace que..., Hace...meaning ago 1. To express how long something has been going on, in Spanish we use the following expression: HACE + length of time + QUE + verb in the present tense Hace dos años que vivo aquí. I have been living here for 2 years. Hace dos días que Sally no viene a clase. Sally...

  3. SPA211: Tiempo Muerto page 1

    Here is audio of page 1. I hope this works.

  4. SPA211: Tiempo Muerto page 3

    Here are the audio clips... Hope this works.

  5. SPA111 Fall 2012 Adjectives

    ADJECTIVES: POSITION of DESCRIPTIVE ADJECTIVES; AGREEMENT of NUMBER and GENDER An adjective is a word that describes a noun or pronoun, while there are different kinds of adjectives; this section focuses only on DESCRIPTIVE ADJECTIVES. In English, a descriptive adjective does not change. The red...

  6. SPA111 Fall2012 Subject Pronouns and the Verb Ser

    SUBJECT PRONOUNS The subject of a sentence, the noun, is the person or thing, which performs the action. The Subject pronoun replaces this person or thing, the noun. Before you can fully understand how to conjugate verbs, you must understand subject pronouns. ENGLISH 1st person singular I 2nd...

  7. SPA112: Present Progressive Spring 2013

    Present Progressive In English, the present progressive is used to talk about actions that are in progress at a specific moment in time, they are used to emphasize the actual moment that the action is taking place. The present progressive is formed by combining the verb "to be" with the present...

  8. SPA212: Relative Pronouns

    Relative Pronouns Connect or relate 2 clauses and refer to a person or thing in the 1st clause. Relative Pronouns can be omitted in English, but NOT in Spanish. Here are the most common relative pronouns: 1. Que: meaning that, which, who or whom • Most common relative pronoun • Refers to both...

  9. SPA212: The Conditional

    The Conditional Tense expresses hypothetical situations There are 2 tenses: CONDITIONAL PRESENT and CONDITIONAL PERFECT: Present Conditional is formed by adding the following endings to the INFINITIVE of the –ar, -er, and –ir verbs. Yo … -ía … estaría Tu … -ías … estarías Ud./él/ella … -ía …...

  10. SPA212: if Clauses

    If clauses … There are 2 types of if clauses… 1. Those that represent a probable situation that is likely to happen or that represent a habitual action Si estudio, recibiré una “A”. (this could happen) 2. Those that represent situations hypothetical or contrary to the fact Si estuviera en México,...

  11. SPA211: Imperfect Subjunctive

    The imperfect subjunctive is used under the same circumstances as the present subjunctive, except the situation is referring to the past. Remember the subjunctive is a mood used to express a wish, hope, uncertainty or other attitudes toward a fact or idea. You’ll love conjugating the imperfect...

  12. SPA211: Formation of Adverbs

    Adverbs are words that qualify or modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. Adverbs express manner, time, place, quantity, degree, doubt, affirmation, or negation. Adverbs of manner show the way in which something is done or happens • Most adverbs are formed by adding –mente (the equivalent of...

  13. SPA211: The Subjunctive: DOUBT

    As you know, the subjunctive is a “mood” rather than a tense. It is an attitude that the speaker has toward a fact or action, in which the outcome is not certain. It represents hypothetical situations or contingency. Whereas with the indicative, we had fact and certainty, with the subjunctive we...

  14. SPA211: The Subjunctive part 1

    Subjunctive The subjunctive is a “verbal mood” rather than a tense. It is an attitude that the speaker has toward a fact or action, in which the outcome is not certain. It represents hypothetical situations or contingency. Up until now we have been working with the Indicative, in which the verbs...

  15. SPA211: The Future

    The Future tense is the a tense that expresses actions that have not yet occurred… the future It is the equivalent of will or shall + verb in English I will study in Mexico this summer. Estudiaré en México este verano. Will you buy a new car this fall? ¿Comprarás un coche nuevo este otoño? The...

  16. SPA211: Preterit and the Imperfect

    Preterit 1. For actions that can be viewed as single events 2. For actions that were repeated a specific number of times 3. For actions that occurred during a specific period of time 4. For actions that were part of a chain of events 5. To state the beginning or the end of an action Imperfect 1....

  17. SPA211: Past Participles

    Past Participles The form of the verb that implies completion. The action described by the verb is completed with respect to a specific point in time. Formed by dropping the ending and adding -ado to the stem of -ar verbs -ido to the stem of -er and -ir verbs Used the same way in Spanish as in...

  18. SPA111 Vocabulary: Los trabajos de la casa

    Los trabajos de la casa Cognados El desastre day sas tray La ensalada ain sa la da La excusa eggs coo sa La familia fa meal ya El garaje ga ra hay La limonada lee mown ah da El momento mo main toe La ocupación oh coo pa see own El refrigerador ray free hair a door Adjetivos Este(a) ay stay (ay…

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  19. SPA112 Lesson 7 Vocabulary

    COGNADOS El beisbol…bAYS bol La discoteca…dee co tay ca Moderno(a)…mo dair no El permiso…pair me so El plan…plahn El teatro…tay at row La visita…bee see ta NOMBRES El cine…see nay…movie theatre El fin de semana…feen * day * say mah nah…weekend El florero…floor air oh…base La medianoche…may dee ah...

  20. SPA112: Interrogative, Affirmative, and Negative

    Interrogative, negative, and affirmative sentences Interrogative An interrogative sentence asks a question. In English, you can form an interrogative sentence by 1. Adding a helping verb, like do, does, or did before the verb. Do Sally and Bob eat meat? Does Joe run everyday? Did the children...

  21. SPA111: Calendar Vocabulary

    Los días de la semana / The days of the week Monday ... el lunes ... loon ace Tuesday ... el martes ... mar tace Wednesday ... el miércoles ... me air co lace Thursday ... el jueves ... way bace Friday ... el viernes ... bee air nace Saturday ... el sábado ... sa ba doe Sunday ... el domingo ......

  22. SPA111: Numbers 40-200

    NÚMEROS PRONUNCIACIÓN 40 cuarenta Kwa rain ta 41 cuarenta y uno Kwa rain ta ee oo no 45 cuarenta y cinco Kwa rain ta ee sink oh 50 cincuenta Seen kwain ta 51 cincuenta y uno Seen kwain ta ee oo no 60 sesenta Say sin ta 70 setenta Say tin ta 80 ochenta Owe shin ta 90 noventa No bin ta 100 cien See...

  23. SPA111: Time

    Telling Time The verb “ser” is used when referring to time. The following word order should help you: Es la/Son las + Hour + Y/o/menos + Minutes Es is used with una …1:00 – 1:59 Son is used with all of the rest of the hours. La and las are used because they refer to “hora” which is feminine. Es…

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  24. SPA112: Stem Change Verbs o-ue and e-i

    STEM CHANGING VERBS Remember, there are three types of infinitives: -ar, -er, -ir. Infinitives are made up of two parts: the ending and the stem. You already know how to conjugate verbs in the present tense, so the actual conjugation is easy. With stem change verbs we are adding the step of…

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  25. SPA112: El Mercado vocabulary

    Here is a link to our notes http://mymoodle.sampsoncc.edu/mod/resource/view.php?id=32552

  26. SPA111: Conjugating AR Verbs

    A verb is a word that takes the action of a sentence. In English the infinitive is the name of the verb plus the word “to.” It is considered to be the most basic form of the verb...to eat, to drink, to sleep. In Spanish, the infinitives end in -ar, -er, or -ir. I personally think conjugating…

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  27. SPA111: Nuestras Clases vocabulary

    Nombres el (la) aguafiestas ** ah gwa fee ace tahs el (la) amigo(a)** ah mee go la asignatura ** ah seeg na tour ah el aula ** awww la el café ** caf AY el dinero ** dee nair oh el horario de clases ** or are ee oh day clas says el inglés ** ing lace el lunes ** loon ace la leche ** lay chay el...

  28. SPA112: Superlatives (Review)

    Superlatives To form the superlative use the following: definite article + noun + más o menos + adjective + de 1. Juan es el chico más inteligente de la clase. John is the smartest boy in the class. 2. Bill Gates es el hombre más rico de los EEUU. Bill Gates is the richest man in the U.S. 3.…

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  29. SPA112: Comparisons of Equalities

    Comparisons of equality A. To form the comparisons of equality using adjectives or adverbs, use the following: tan (as) + adjective/adverb + como (as) 1. El libro es tan bueno como la película. The book is as good as the movie. 2. El chico es tan alto como la chica. The boy is as tall as the…

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  30. SPA112: Comparisons of Inequalities

    Comparisons of inequality In Spanish, inequality is expressed by using one of the following: más more + adjective + que than adverb menos less noun 1. Tú eres más alto que yo. You are taller an I. You are more tall than I. 2. Mónica habla más lentamente que Carmen. Monica speaks slower than…

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  31. SPA112: Stem Change Verbs e-ie

    STEM CHANGING VERBS Remember, there are three types of infinitives: -ar, -er, -ir. Infinitives are made up of two parts: the ending and the stem. You already know how to conjugate verbs in the present tense, so the actual conjugation is easy. With stem change verbs we are adding the step of…

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  32. SPA112: Present Progressive

    In English, the present progressive is used to talk about actions that are in progress at a specific moment in time, they are used to emphasize the actual moment that the action is taking place. The present progressive is formed by combining the verb "to be" with the present participle. (The...

  33. El Menú

    Spanish 2 Vocabulary night class

  34. SPA111: The Verb SER

    In English, the verb "to be" can be conjugated in the present tense like this: To be I am You are He is, She is, It is We are You all are They are We use it to talk about time, health, describe characteristics, describe personalities, tell age, and location of a specific event or place. What time...

  35. SPA111: Subject Pronouns

    SUBJECT PRONOUNS The subject of a sentence, the noun, is the person or thing which performs the action. The Subject pronoun replaces this person or thing, the noun. Before you can fully understand how to conjugate verbs you must understand subject pronouns. English 1st person singular I Spanish…

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  36. Episode 5: The ALFABET

    LETTER NAME PRONUNCIATION ENGLISH SPANISH WORD A a ah Accident Accidente B be bay Bank Banco C ce say Cafeteria (K) Cafetería (K) Color (K) Color (K) Cuban (K) Cubano (K) Cereal (S) Cereal (S) City (S) Ciudad (S) *CH che chay Check Cheque D de day Disaster Desastre Day sas tray Anda ahn da Caldo...

  37. SPA111: Gender and Number of Nouns

    Gender and Number Nouns A noun is a person, place, animal, thing, or an idea. · Proper nouns name a specific person, place, or thing (Carlos, Mexico, San Juan, and Español), is almost always capitalized · Common nouns name everything else; things that usually are not capitalized (chico, árbol,...

  38. Episode 2: Demonstrative Adjectives

    In English, demonstrative adjectives (this and that) are modifiers used to indicate specific nouns in relation to ourselves.

  39. Episode 1: Direct Object Pronouns

    Spanish 2: Direct Object Pronouns Direct Object Pronouns

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