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Seterra (Countries) Change the mode at the bottom left drop down menu to vary difficulty.
Try to quickly give your phone number. First-- digit by digit. Then, can you lump then into doubles where the numbers are 30 and below?
Randomly count things in your house. Count them in Spanish.
Forks? Ceiling Tiles? Floor tiles in a room? Rolls of TP? Windows? Doors?
Say numbers that you see in Spanish. Speed limit signs, prices, microwave timer
Count by 1's, by 2,s, by 5's. Count backward.
Throw all your numbers into a hat and shake it up. Pull them out and say them. Put the ones you get wrong back in the hat.
Hay (there are) 27 letras en el alfabeto romano español.
Hay 26 letras en el alfabeto romano inglés.
Hay 5 vocales en el alfabeto romano en inglés y en español.
El español usa la Ññ, una letra extra.
En español, cada (each) vocal tiene (has) exactamente 1 sonido (sound).
La U no tiene sonido en las sílabas GUE, GUI, QUE, QUI.
La Cucaracha - while not written in Mexico during the 1910 Revolution is usually associated with this war and Pancho Villa as it regained life during this time.
They are not interchangeable.
You have to know both ways to say I am, both ways to you He is, She is, They are, We are, You guys are, You are (informal) and You are (formal)
Copy the conjugations along with their translations, and make a poster for your notes like the two below: one for each verb.
Juan es mi amigo. Juan is my friend. Juan está feliz. Juan is happy.
Karen y Juan son estudiantes. Karen and Juan are students. Karen y Juan están en la escuela ahora. Karen and Juan are at school now.
Yo soy de Los Estados Unidos. I am from the USA. Yo estoy en Columbiana. I am in Columbiana.
Tú eres muy alto. You are very tall. Tú estás encima de mi pie. You are on top of my foot.
Nosotros somos hermanos. We are siblings. Nosotros estamos enfermos. We are sick (ill).
Make your own Ser and Estar acronym posters. For Ser, use TICO for your acronym. For Estar, you can use SALE or LEAPS. Include what verb the acronym is for, the acronym going down the left side, what each letter in the acronym stands for and at least 3 Spanish/English examples.
You learned how to conjugate "Ser" when you learned to describe people. You learned to conjugate "estar" when you learned to say how people feel in Unit 3.
Conjugations are the forms of the verb that make a sentence be grammatically correct. Both Ser and Estar are infinitive forms, but they each have 6 present tense conjugations.