Hay que… &

Se prohíbe…

Hay que…

• You use “hay que” to say one must or should do something.

• A way to give general advice to someone.

• What do you notice about the following pictures of “hay que”? What type of word comes after “hay que”?

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“Hay que” is always followed by an

infinitive!

Se prohíbe…

• You use “se prohíbe” to say something is forbidden or prohibited.

• A way to tell someone not to do something.

• What do you notice about the following pictures of “se prohíbe”? What type of words come after “se prohíbe”?

“Se prohíbe” is always followed by an

infinitive!

Hay que…

1. One must arrive on time: ____________________________________

2. One must pay attention: ____________________________________

3. One must turn in homework: ____________________________________

Se prohíbe…

1. Se prohíbe llegar tarde: ____________________________________

2. Se prohíbe hablar en la biblioteca: ____________________________________

3. Se prohíbe comer en la clase: ____________________________________