Bienvenidos aRLC

Unidad 5con Señora Epting

El tiempo libre y los deportes

In Unidad 5, you learn how to talk about different activities you like to do

  Practicar deportes Practice sports

Surfear To Surf

Cuidar a los niños Take care of children

Jugar a las damas Play checkers

Mandar mesajitos por internet Send emails/message on the internet

Hacer los crucigramas Do Crossword Puzzles

Jugar los naipes Play cards

Underlined verbs are regular.

Be sure to put in your notes if a verbis regular or irregular

These verbs are Irregular

Verbs

Salir (To Leave)

Contractions are not optional in Spanish

• Remember a contraction is when you put two words together to make a new word –

• I am = I’m Are not = Aren’tI can either say I am or I’m I can either say Are not or Aren’t

I am going to your house. You are not in my group.I’m going to your house. You aren’t in my group.

The verb Ir is followed by the word “a” (to go to)

Ir + a + infinitiveWhen you use a verb directly after Ir + a, don’t conjugate it. Let’s practice:

I’m going to sing. Yo voy a cantar.

He is going to study. Él va a estudiar.

Let’s PracticeType in the chat how you would say…

He is going to study..

Let’s Practice

Type in the chat how you would say…

They (male) are going to practice sports.

Now Let’s Practice With Contractions

Type in the chat how you would say…

We are going to take care of the children.

When you want to say you do something on a certain day, you name that specific day and use “el.” For example:

I’m going to the gym on Friday. Yo voy al gimnasio el viernes.

When you want to say you do something on a certain day every week, you make the definite article plural. For example:

I go to the gym on Fridays. Yo voy al gimnasio los viernes.

---------------------------------------------------------------------If you want to say you do something:

From Monday – Friday de lunes a viernes

The weekend el fin de semana

The subject pronouns are different!

Me NosTeLe Les

Los Pronombres IndirectosMe me

Te you

Le him, her, you (ud.)

Nos us

Les them (male), them (female), them (uds)

Math is interesting to me. A mi me interesa la matematica. (Interesar)

History is boring to me. A mi me aburre la historia. (Aburrir)

My parents love to dance. A mis padres les encantan bailar. (Encantar)

Here are some new ways to ask a question:

¿Te gustaría ir? Would you like to go? Sí, me gustaría ir. (Yes I would like to go).

¿Te puedes* estudiar? Are you able to study? Lo siento. Yo no puedo estudiar. (I’m sorry. I am not able to study)

¿Te quieres* comer? Do you want to eat? No puedo comer. Tengo que cuidar a mi hermano menor. (I am not able to eat. I have to take care of younger brother.

*Poder *Querer

Conmigo - with me.

Contigo - with you.¿Te gustaría

hacer los crucigramas conmigo?

Sí. Me gustaría hacer los crucigramas contigo.