2. Contents 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.Preterite
and ImperfectO Por/ParaO Possessive Adjectives and PronounsO Ud/Uds
CommandsO Present SubjunctiveO Subjunctive with Verbs of Will and
InfluenceO Subjunctive with Verbs of EmotionO Doubt, disbelief, and
denial Conjunctions Subjunctive in adjective clauses Tu commands
Nosotros commands Past participles used as adjectives 3.
IrregularsPreteriteTener es tuve Estar estuve Ir es fui y tambin
ser Poner es puse Poder es pude Traje es para traer Hacer; hice
Haber; hubo Saber; supe Querer; quise Decir; dije Venir; vine Ver;
vi Dar; di Y no acentosSnapshot In timeirar amo saste astei
simosisteistei siieronaronImperfect aababamo sabasabaisabaabanamo
sasaisaan 4. Por Going through somethingPara Going to somewhere
Describing destination 5. Possessive Adjectives and PronounsMi(s)
Nuestro(a/os/as) Tu(s)Vuestro(a/os/as)Su(s)
Su(s)SingularPluralMo(a) Nuestro(a )Mos(a s)Tuyo(a Vuestros(a )
s)Tuyos(a Vuestros(as) s)Suyo(Suyos(a Suyo(as)Suyo(a)Nuestros(a
s)To form a possessive pronoun: Use the long form of the possessive
adjective Add el, la, los, las based on the gender and the number
of the nounAttach the pronoun to a reflexive when using a reflexive
in the infinitive form 6. Usted and Ustedes Commands Command forms
are used to give orders or advice. Usted and ustedes can be used to
refer to a group of people or in formal situations. **Stem changers
keep stem change in IRREGULARITY IN YO FORM- same irregularity in
formal commands: command s Conducir, conocer, decir, hacer,
ofrecer, or, poner, salir, tener, traducir, traer, venir, & HOW
REGULARS ARE FORMED: 1) Drop the final o of the yo form of the
present tense 2) For ar verbs, add e or en & for ir er verbs,
add a or -anverIrregulars-car, -gar, -zar verbs In negative have a
spelling commands, the change: pronouns precede c > qu the verb
g > gu z>c To make a command negative, put a no before the
verb R&O pronouns attach to end of verb add accents 7. MUST: 2
clauses Que Verbos **Subjunctive form of hay = haya especiales The
subjects mood expresses the speakers attitude toward events, 2
subjunctive actions, or states that the speaker views are uncertain
or hypotheticalPresent SubjunctiveTo form it: 1) put in yo form of
verb, 2) drop the o, 3) add the subjunctive ending -AR VERBS
PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE -e-emos-es -e-car,-gar,-zar have spelling
change in all forms-ER,-IR VERBS PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE
-a-amosIRREGULAR YO-as -en-a-anUSES: -ar and er stem Will and
influence changers have same as Emotion Doubt, disbelief, and
denial present indicative -ir stem changers have Indefiniteness and
nonexistence same + nosotros form thingyIRREGULARS 8. AconsejarTo
advise Sugerir(eei)To suggestRogar(o-ue)to beg, to
pleadRecomendar(eei)- to recommendVERBS OF WILL AND INFLUENC
EImportar- to be important, to matterInsistir (en)to insist
(on)Mandar- to order prohibirTo prohibit 9. Subjunctive with Verbs
of Emotion When the main clause of a sentence expresses an emotion
or feeling, use the subjunctive in the subordinate clause>Use
the infinitive after an expression of emotion when there is no
change of subject**** EX: Temo llegar tarde (Im concerned Ill
arrive late)Ojal que is followed by the subjunctiveTO FORM: main
clause with verb of emotion in the present indicative + que then
subordinate clause with subjunctive verb according to second
subject 10. Doubt, Disbelief, and Denial The subjunctive is used
with expressions of doubt, disbelief, and denial The subjunctive is
used in a subordinate clause when there is a change of subject and
the main clause implies negation or uncertainty Like in previous
slide, use infinitive after no change in subject es posible y es
probable implies inherent uncertainty and therefore triggers the
subjunctive in the subordinate clause, creer expresses belief or
certainty, followed by indicitveQuizs and tal vez imply an
uncertain possibility and are usually followed by subjunctive 11.
Conjunctions words or phrases that connect clauses in sentences
introduce adverbial clauses always require subjunctive use the
infinitive after the prepositions antes de, para, and sin when
there is not change in subject use the indicative if verb in main
clause expresses habitual actions or past action use the
subjunctive in subordinate clause if main clause expresses future
or command 12. MonthContentAug. 5- Sept. 13El carro y la
tecnologaUEQ: Sept. 23Oct. 31UEQ:VocabularyGrammarCultureThe car
and its accessories Imperfect/preterite/por y para/stressed Tira
cmica: El Computers and electronic possessive adjectives and
pronouns cellular products Tute How does one discuss car issues in
Spanish-speaking countries? How is technology used in
Spanish-speaking countries? Hogar, dulce The parts of a house; Ud.
+ Uds. commands/present Lectura: hogar household chores; table
subjunctive/subjunctive with verbs of will Bienvenidos a la
settings and influence Casa Colorada! Amrica Central How do you
tell someone to do something?Nov. 4Dec. 20 UEQ:La naturalezaThe
environment Conservation How can we protect our natural
resources?Subjunctive w/verbs of emotion/ doubt, disbelief and
denial/conjunctionsLectura: Dos fbulasJan. 7- Feb. 14En la
ciudadSubjunctive in adjective clauses/ t commands/nosotros
commandsLectura: Esquina peligrosa Amrica Central IIUEQ:In what
ways do communities and cities reflect Hispanic culture?Feb.
24April 11El bienestarUEQ:How do healthy habits differ from culture
to culture?April-14May 23El mundo del trabajoUEQ:Can you discuss
your future plans and participate in an interview?City life; giving
directions Banking and postal needsPersonal fitness and well-being
Nutrition Professions and the workplace Job interviewsPast
participles used as adjectives/ present perfect/ past perfect
Future tense/ conditional tense/ past subjunctiveLectura: El
viajeLectura: Imaginacin y destino Espaa
