Monday, November 2, 2009

Spanish 3 11-2-09 Monday Odd day periods 3 and 7

Tarea: For 11-2-09 due next class!

Conjuguemos: You need to do both of the activities shown in conjuguemos. First you need to do the vocab activity for 100 attempts. Second you need to do the grammar activity. Once you have a 100% you need to write all the correct answers down on a piece of note book paper and bring them to class!


VOCABULARY

1 Realidades 2: Capítulo 6A

GRAMMAR

1. Stem changing boot verbs practice


Next class you will have an application quiz that will cover the application of the sandal verbs. Make sure you can conjugate all of the sandal verbs below!




• Here are other -ir verbs with stem changes in the preterite tense:

preferir:To prefer
divertirse, to enjoy ones self
mentir to lie
, sentirse to feel
pedir: to ask for
competir, to compete
despedirse,to say good-bye
repetir, to repeat
seguir, to continue or to follow
servir, to serve
vestirse, to dress one's self
dormir: to sleep
morir to die
reír: to laugh
sonreír: to smile

11-2-09 Interactive notebook for pages 46 and 47. You need to translate the following sentences into English. Remember that we have been working with Sandal verbs! What is a sander verb? An IR verb that is irregular in the preterit tense. The only place that the verb is irregular is in the 3rd person singular and the 3rd person plural. In other words only in the él, ella, Ud, forms and the ellos, ellas, and Uds. Forms. In all other forms the verbs are conjugated following the normal rules of conjugation.

Why did you arrive late to the competition? Because I fell asleep before.


When I saw the time it was terrible! After, in the hotel, the waiters didn't serve me what I had asked for breakfast. I had to go and eat a sandwich.


When did you compete in the championship?

Yes, I competed but I did not win.

The others dressed better than me.

Surely they had a good time!

The girls smiled when I told them the truth.

last Saturday there were other competitions, but I preferred not to participate.

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