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Definite & Indefinite Articles and Word Order: Placement of Spanish Adjectives

Definite & Indefinite Articles and Word Order: Placement of Spanish Adjectives. Espa ñol I Sra Spampinato. Definite Article—refers to something specific In English, we have one word = the. In Spanish there are 4 words for the definite article— el, los, la, las.

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Definite & Indefinite Articles and Word Order: Placement of Spanish Adjectives

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  1. Definite & Indefinite Articlesand Word Order: Placement of Spanish Adjectives Español I Sra Spampinato

  2. Definite Article—refers to something specific In English, we have one word = the In Spanish there are 4 words for the definite article—el, los, la, las el = the  masculine singular los = the  masculine plural la = the  feminine singular las = the feminine plural Por Ejemplo: El chico es simpático. Los chicos son simpáticos. La profesora es simpática. Las profesoras son simpáticas.

  3. Indefinite Articles—-In English = a/an; some (for plural) –refers to something non-specific -In Spanish, there are 4 forms of indefinite articles: un= a, an (masc.sing.) unos=some (masc.plural) una= a, an (fem.sing.) unas=some (fem. plural Ex- una carpeta un lápiz unos libros unas carpetas -a folder -a pencil -some books -some folders

  4. Word Order: Placement of Adjectives In Spanish, adjectives usually come AFTER the noun they describe. Follow this pattern: Ex. Elena es unachicasimpática. Elena is anicegirl. Margarita esunachica sociable. Yo soy un chicoperezoso. Jorge y Felipe son chicossimpáticos.

  5. Practicamos- Rewrite these sentences with the cues. 1.Felipe/simpático/chico/un/es 2. Laura / chica / es / trabajador / una 3.Gonzalo/paciente/chico/un es 4. es/ chica / Clara / deportista / una / muy 5. Mario / Paco / graciosos / son / y / chicos Felipe es un chico simpático. Laura es una chica trabajadora. Gonzalo es un chico paciente. Clara esunachicamuydeportista. Mario y Paco son chicosgraciosos.

  6. ¡FIN!

  7. Tύ vs. usted- If you were talking to these people, which pronoun would you use? 1.Amigo Juan 2.El Presidente 3.padre(dad) 4.La Sra Rigas 5.Prima lola 6.Perro(dog) 7.Directora de la escuela 8.Paula, your 5yr old neighbor tύ usted tύ usted tύ tύ usted tύ

  8. Repaso- Which subject pronoun would replace these people in a statement Ex: Luis(He)= él 1.Daniel= 2.Maria= 3. Marta y Daniel= 4.Belita y yo= 5.Marcos y Mateo= 6.Alberto y tύ= 7.La profesora= 8.El señor Robles= 9.Rita= 10.Tύ y yo= él ella ellos Nosotros (-as) ellos Ustedes (vosotros) ella él ella nosotros

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