ALC 69hoy es jueves el 29 de marzo.

• Escribe 10 formas de transportación.

objetivo

• I can write about 4 famous people in Spanish.• I can use different vocabulary for talking about

health.

Bienvenida

• Compañeros• Papel, piedra, tijeras• Ganador recibe las preguntas.

Examen

• Escribe de cuatro personas famosas en español.

• Ejemplo• John is a soccer player. He was born in Spain

and lives in Mexico. He is 28 years old. He likes to play soccer, go on vacation and play basketball. He is married to Maria and has 2 kids. As a soccer player, he makes $1,246,000 in three years.

Grupos de 4.

• Cada persona necesita un papel

Escribe 7 partes del cuerpo

Escribe 7 comidas saludables.

Escribe 7 formas de hacer ejercicio.

Escribe 7 verbos

Numbered partners

1

• Find a partner. • Sit by them.• Write their name down.

2

• If you did not move you must move this time.• Find a partner. • Sit by them.• Write their name down.

3

• Find a partner. • Sit by them.• Write their name down.

4

• If you did not move last time you must move this time.

• Find a partner. • Sit by them.• Write their name down.

Notas/Partner 4

• Commands, mandatos, are used to tell someone to do something.

Some examples are: • Buy the candy.• Write your name.• Sit down, please.

Write three commands of your own in English on your notes that your partner can

do.

Tell your partner your commands and see if they can follow them.

Spanish has a formal way to make a command for a group.

• You can tell a group to do something• Stand up. Levántense

• Notice the ustedes form, the form that ends with an n is used.

• Also notice if it is an ar verb you just have it end with an en. • What do you think would happen with an er or ir verb• Write how you would tell a group of people to eat and write

and talk.– Comer – Escribir – hablar

Did you come up with the following?

• Coman• Escriban• Hablen

Please write the following verbs down on your paper.

• Por favor escriban los verbos en tu papel.

Español

• Escribir• Caminar• Saltar• Brincar• Correr• Rodar• Cantar • Gritar• Escuchar

Inglés

• To write• To walk• To jump• To skip/jump• To run• To roll• To sing• To shout• To listen

Work with your partner and write the command form as if you were talking to a group.

Español

• Escribir• Caminar• Saltar• Brincar• Correr• Rodar• Cantar • Gritar• Escuchar

Inglés

• Escriban• Caminen• Salten• Brinquen• Corran• Roden• Canten • Griten• Escuchen

Compañero 1

Spanish has a formal way to make a command for talking to an older person or someone you don’t know.

• Stand up. Levántese

• Notice the usted form, the form that ends with an a or e is used.

• Also notice if it is an ar verb you just have it end with an e.

• What do you think would happen with an er or ir verb• Write how you would tell a a personto eat and write and

talk.– Comer – Escribir – hablar

Did you come up with the following?

• Coma• Escriba• Hable

Write the following verbs on your paper.

Español

• Tirar• Patear• Botar• Masticar• Soplar• Sacar• Quitar

Inglés

• To throw• To kick• To bounce• To chew• To blow• To take (a picture)• To take off

Now make them into formal commands, for someone you don’t know or an older person.

Write the following verbs on your paper.

Español

• Tirar• Patear• Botar• Masticar• Soplar• Sacar• Quitar

Inglés

• Tire• Patee• Bote• Mastique• Sople• Saque• Quite

The real rule

• Use the first person form and change the ending.

• This is especially helpful with irregular verbs• Tener – tengo – tengan, tenga• Poner – pongo – pongan, ponga• Hacer – hago – salgan, salga

Compañero 3

Familiar commands

• Most of the time you are being told what to do.

• That means the command is familiar• There are two ways to remember– 1 Use the third person form of the verb– 2 Just drop the r.– Try it with our three verbs of comer, escribir and

hablar.

Answers

• Come• Escribe• Habla

Commands with reflexives

• Just change the reflexive pronoun to te for familiar se for formal.

• Notice you do have to add an accent.

• Levántate• Levántese• Levántense

Try bañarte in all three forms.

• Báñate• Báñese • Báñense

Stem changers still change in the command form.

• Cerrar (ie) – to close• Cierra la puerta• Cierre la puerta• Cierren la puerta

Escriban las palabras por favor.

Español

• Levantarse• Acostarse (ue)• Abrir• Cerrar (ie)• Tocar• Sentarse (ie)• Bailar• Comer

Inglés

• To get up, rise• To lay down• To open• To close• To touch• To sit • To dance• To eat

Write the familiar commands for the new list.

Español

• Levantarse• Acostarse (ue)• Abrir• Cerrar (ie)• Tocar• Sentarse (ie)• Bailar• Comer

Inglés

• Levántate• Acuéstate • Abre• Cierra • Toca• Siéntate • Baila• Come

Compañero 2