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27-AR Verbs
Sentences: 1st, 2nd & 3rd Person Singular
First Person Singular• Yo - I• Use the verb ending “o.”
• Ejemplos: I speak Spanish well. Yo hablo español bien.
I use a computer in class. Yo uso una computadora en clase.
1st Person - ContinuedI do not need new clothes.Yo no necesito ropa nueva.
I am not looking at the book.Yo no miro el libro.
I am not looking for a blue tie.Yo no busco una corbata azul.
2nd Person Singular• Tú – You (fam)• Use the verb ending “as.”• Ejemplos: You (fam.) are looking at the dress. Tú miras el vestido.
You (fam.) do not need a calculator. Tú no necesitas una calculadora.
3rd Person Singular
• él/ella/usted - He/She/You (for)• One name• Singular noun• Use the verb ending “a.”
He/She• He is looking for a pencil.• Él busca un lápiz.
• She needs a new suit.• Ella necesita un traje nuevo.
One name• Omar does not talk with Miguel.• Omar no habla con Miguel.
• Marisol is looking for an eraser.• Marisol busca una goma.
Singular Noun• The elephant buys a tie.• El elefante compra una corbata.
• The monkey works at the paper store.
• El mono trabaja en la papelería.
The Personal “a”• When the direct object of sentence
is a person, you must put “a” before it.
• This is called the personal “a.” • Only exists in Spanish. • Has no translation in English.
Ejemplos• I am looking for Julio.• Yo busco a Julio.
• Find the verb and ask “What?” or “Who?” – that will give you the direct object.
• If it is a “who” then use the personal “a” before the direct object.
Más Ejemplos• He is looking at a pretty girl.• Él mira a una chica bonita.
• You (fam.) are looking for Miss Z.• Tú buscas a la Srta. Z.
• I look at the students.• Yo miro a los alumnos.
A + el = al• When using the personal “a”: if the
word immediately after “a” is “el” you MUST combine the two and write the contraction “al”!
• I am looking for the teacher (m.).• Yo busco a el profesor. • Yo busco al profesor.
Más Ejemplos• Anita looks at the boy.• Anita mira a el chico.• Anita mira al chico.
• You are looking for Mr. Brown.• Tú buscas a el Sr. Brown.• Tú buscas al Sr. Brown.