Spanish 1 9-30-08 White day periods 5,7,8

Tarea: For 9-30-08 due 10-2-08

The only homework that we will have is to get caught up on any conjuguemos activities that you are missing. As well as get caught up on the notes and vocabulary we have been studying in class. You can find all the notes from the past week and a half latter on in this post. Do not stop reading!!!!!! We are quickly approaching a vocabulary test very soon please take the opprotunity to study your vocabulary tonight!!!!!

Las frases del día 9-30-08

Here is the link to the activity and notes that we completed for las frases del día.


Today in class 9-30-08

Today in class we completed several activities from our book which helped us learn and internalize the vocabulary for this chapter. If you visit the online textbook pages 26 and 27 we completed activity 1 and 2. Please visit the online text book and play these activities using the speakers of your computer. We also completed activity 6 and 7 on page 30. Please complete those activities if you were absent on 9-30-08. Visiting your online textbook is the best way to complete those activities, because you can actually listen to the activities over and over.
We also reviewed the following notes from last week.

If you were absent please make sure that we get these notes committed to memory.

Infinitives
• The most basic form of a verb is an infinitive.
• In English, infinitives have the word “to” in front of them such as to walk
or to swim.
• In Spanish, infinitives end in -ar (nadar), -er (leer), or -ir (escribir).


Negatives
• To make an English sentence negative, you usually use the word “not”: I do not
like to sing.
• To make a Spanish sentence negative, you usually put no in front of the verb or
expression: No me gusta cantar.
• To answer a Spanish question negatively, you often use no twice: ¿Te gusta bailar?
No, no me gusta.
• To say that you do not like something at all, you add the word nada: No, no me
gusta nada.
• To say you don’t like either of two choices, use ni...ni: No me gusta ni correr
ni practicar deportes.

Expressing agreement or disagreement
• To agree with what another person likes, use a mí también:
—Me gusta patinar.
—A mí también.
• To agree with what another person dislikes, use a mí tampoco:
—No me gusta cantar.
—A mí tampoco.

Look at the sample
conversation, paying attention to the words
también and tampoco. One of these two
words is positive and one is negative.
Write each word in the correct circle of
the word web.
JUAN: A mí me gusta correr.
ANA: A mí también.
JUAN: No me gusta cantar.
ANA: A mí tampoco.

The following vocab needs to be studied and memorized ASAP!!!!

bailar
cantar
correr
dibujar
escribir cuentos
escuchar música
esquiar
hablar por
teléfono
ir a la escuela
jugar
videojuegos
leer revistas
montar en
bicicleta
montar en
monopatín

to dance
to sing
to run
to draw
to write stories
to listen to music
to ski
to talk on
the phone
to go to school
to play
video games
to read magazines
to ride a
bicycle
to skateboard

to swim
to spend time
with friends
to skate
to play sports
to play the guitar
to work
to use the
computer
to watch
television

nadar
pasar tiempo
con amigos
patinar
practicar
deportes
tocar la guitarra
trabajar
usar la
computadora
ver la tele