Transcript Escribe en español

Escribe en español (use IOP verbs!):
1. Long documentaries bore me.
Me aburren los documentales largos.
2. History fascinates Mr. Glantz and Mr. Hoover.
Al Sr. Glantz y al Sr. Hoover les
fascina la historia.
3. We love Spanish!
¡Nos encanta el español!
4. My feet hurt.
Me duelen los pies.
Objetivos:
Vamos a ..
• tomar la prueba de vocabulario
• tomar apuntes sobre el presente perfecto y
practicar
– escribir (del SmartBoard)
– escribir (hoja)
Verbs That Use Indirect Object Pronouns
Some verbs that use indirect object pronouns:
o
o
o
o
o
o
aburrir (to bore)
doler (to ache)
encantar (to love)
fascinar (to fascinate)
gustar (to like)
importar (to matter)
o
o
o
o
interesar (to interest)
molestar (to bother)
parecer (to seem)
quedar (to fit)
These verbs use a similar construction:
(A + noun/pronoun) indirect object pronoun + verb
+ subject
(A mí) me encantan los efectos especiales en esa
película.
(A nosotros) nos aburre esa película.
• A + noun or pronoun is often used with these
verbs for emphasis or clarification.
• The pronouns agree with and clarify the indirect
object pronoun.
(a mí)
me
(a nosotros)
nos
(a ti)
(a él)
(a ella)
(a Ud.)
te
le
(a ellos)
(a ellas)
(a Uds.)
les
The Present Perfect Tense
• compound tense
• describes past events/actions that have been
going on up to (and into) the present
• used to describe events that have (or have not)
happened
– Compare:
• Trabajé mucho ayer.
– (I worked a lot yesterday.)
• Yo he trabajado mucho esta semana.
– (I have worked a lot this week.)
To form:
1. use a present-tense form of haber
(yo)
(tú)
he
has
(él/ella/Ud.)
(nosotros)
ha
hemos
(ellos/ellas/Uds.)
han
2. use a past participle
 drop -ar, -er, or -ir from verb
 add:
o
o
ado for AR verbs
ido for ER or IR verbs
examples:
robar => robado (stolen)
correr => corrido (run)
Most verbs that have 2 vowels together in the
infinitive have a written accent over the i of the
past participle:
 caer (to fall) => caído
 leer (to read) => leído
 oír (to hear) => oído
 traer (to bring) => traído
 creer (to believe) => creído
Irregular Past Participles:
decir (to say/to tell) => dicho
hacer (to do/to make) => hecho
volver (to return) => vuelto
devolver (to return something) => devuelto
escribir (to write) => escrito
romper (to break) => roto
morir (to die) => muerto
ver (to see/to watch) => visto
poner (to put/to place) => puesto
• When you use pronouns (me, te, se,
lo, le, etc.) with the present perfect
tense, the pronoun goes immediately
before the form of haber
–¿Has visto la película nueva?
–No, no la he visto.
Escribe en español:
1. I have not slept this week.
Yo no he dormido esta semana.
2. We have not eaten today.
No hemos comido hoy.
3. They have not done the homework.
Ellos no han hecho la tarea.
4. Have you seen the new movie?
¿Has visto la película nueva?
5. She has not spoken to me.
Ella no me ha hablado.