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Welcome Back: Spanish Greetings, Pronouns, and Basic Sentence Structure

Dive into the basics of Spanish with this comprehensive guide on greetings, farewells, and essential grammar. Learn about singular and plural subject pronouns, gender in nouns, and how to form simple sentences. Discover the importance of articles and possessive adjectives, and master the conjugation of common verbs. This resource is perfect for beginners who want to build a strong foundation in Spanish, including crucial weather expressions and numbers. Let's make learning Spanish an enjoyable and memorable experience!

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Welcome Back: Spanish Greetings, Pronouns, and Basic Sentence Structure

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  1. Great to have you back! Bienvenidos! REVIEW SPANISH I MRS. BROCK

  2. Greetings and goodbyes

  3. Greetings

  4. Greetings

  5. Good – bye: Despedidas:

  6. Greetings:

  7. Weather expressions:

  8. El Tiempo

  9. Los Numeros

  10. Los colores

  11. Singular Subject pronouns

  12. SINGULAR FORM

  13. SINGULAR FORMS Tú

  14. SINGULAR FORMS él or Juan

  15. Singular forms Ella or Juana

  16. SUBJECT PRONOUNS THE SUBJECT PRONOUNS ARE IMPORTANT BECAUSE THEY TELL YOU WHAT FORM OF THE VERB TO USE IN A SENTENCE.

  17. PRONOUNS

  18. PLURAL • Nosotros – mixed or just male • Nosotras just a feminine group

  19. Plural • Vosotros (Vos) masculine • Vosotras (Vos) feminine

  20. PLURAL FORMS USTEDES

  21. PLURAL FORMS ELLOS ELLAS

  22. Gender - Masculine • About 90% of the masculine nouns in Spanish end in one of the letters below. All others are feminine, some you just have to memorize. EL PAPEL, EL PAJARO, EL JAMON, EL PERFUME, EL COLOR -L -O -N -E -R -S

  23. Articles

  24. ARTICLES ARE ALWAYS ATTACHED TO THE NOUN • DEFINITE EL, LA, LOS,LAS INDEFINITE UN, UNA, UNAS, UNOS

  25. ACCENTS

  26. KEYBOARD SHORT CUTS

  27. TO CREATE A SIMPLE SENTENCE FOLLOW THIS EXAMPLE

  28. Ella es la chica buena. Ella – subject+ es – verb + la chica + article with noun + buena – adjective. “She is the good girl”

  29. TO CREATE A QUESTION USE THE INTERROGATIVE WORDS

  30. The 5 W’s and How….

  31. The interrogative word goes first:

  32. SINGULAR  PLURAL • If the noun ends in a vowel add an “S” on a consonant add an “es”.

  33. The Z rule:

  34. -ar, -er and -ir verbs

  35. The verbircan be used to create the simple future: Voy a la clase de la Señora Wood.

  36. IR VERBS

  37. NOW YOU ARE READY FOR A VERB - SER

  38. Ser or Estar

  39. Idioms me gustar

  40. BOOT VERBSEMPEZAR EIE

  41. -go verbs Tener – to have

  42. -go verbs – Hacer – to do/make

  43. VER – to see • Veo, ves, ve • Vemos, veis, ven

  44. TO SHOW POSSETION USE THE FOLLOWING POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

  45. Direct Objects Pronouns

  46. Indirect Object Pronouns

  47. How to use them?

  48. Indirect & direct object pronouns

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