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Week 4 People in the neighborhood

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Vocabulary 1-B

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SPANISH

SPANISH. SPANISH 1. PLACED ON FIRST PAGE (Page 1) OF JOURNAL FOLDER. Things to remember when putting sentences together in Spanish:.

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Spanish 1 Exam Review

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Teaching Reading Fluency

Teaching Reading Fluency. What is reading ?. To utter aloud or render (deliver) in speech (something written, printed, etc.): He reads a story. To have such knowledge of (a language) as to be able to understand things written in it: to be able to read French. What is fluency?.

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Talking about likes & dislikes

Talking about likes & dislikes. When we talk in Spanish about activities we like and dislike, we can use the verb GUSTA. Why is this verb special?. Compare these pairs of sentences: I like to swim/Me gusta nadar. You like to swim/Te gusta nadar. She likes to swim/Le gusta nadar.

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Gusta vs. Gustan

Gusta vs. Gustan. GUSTAR. You have already used GUSTAR with infinitives (not-conjugated verbs) to say what people like to do. Now, you are going to use GUSTAR to talk about things that people like (not activities). Reminder:. Gustar.

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*TAKE OUT YOUR HOMEWORK*

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Gustar & Company

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Use of GUSTAR & Verbs like gustar

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Use of GUSTAR & Verbs like gustar

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How to Use Gustar

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Chapter 3

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