Subject Pronouns
What does "ud" mean?
formal or informal (if it applies)
You (formal-when talking to adults)
Conjugate "SER" for "YO"
Soy
Conjugate "Tener" in the "Yo" form
Tengo
True or False:
The possessive adjectives are uses to indicate the possession or relationship.
True.
What are the three type of verb endings in the infinitive form?
-ar, -er, & -ir
What does él mean?
He
Conjugate "Ser" for "Ustedes"
Son
Conjugate "Tener" in the "Tú" form. Is it formal or informal (if it applies)
Tienes - informal
True or False:
Possessive adjectives come only in the singular form.
False. The come in both singular and plural.
What determines the conjugation of the verb?
The subject pronoun or who is doing the action
What does "tú" mean?
formal or informal (if applies)
You - informal (when talking to friends or people your age)
Do "nosotros" and "nosotras" have the same conjugation? If so- what is it? If not - what are they?
Yes. Somos
Conjugate the verb "tener" in the nosotros form.
Tenemos
Complete the following using the correct possessive adjective:
(Our) ________ hermanas son estudiosas y pacientes.
Nuestras
True or False:
You need to ADD an ending to the verb before conjugating it.
FALSE. You need to DROP the ending of the verb before conjugating it.
What does "nosotros" mean?
masculine, feminine or mixed? (name all that apply)
we - masculine or mixed group
The conjugation of "Ser" in the form of "Son" is used for what 3 subject pronouns in the plural form?
Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes
The verb "Tener" is considered an irregular verb. Yes or No. and why or why not?
Yes. Because the stem of the verb changes and it's also known as a "go" verb.
Which possessive adjective has both genders male and female? (name the possessive adjective)
nuestro & nuestra
What's a verb & who shows who's doing it?
A verb is an action word. The subject pronoun shows who is doing the action.
What does "ellos" mean?
Is it used for boys, girls or mixed group?
They - masculine
used for boys or mixed group
The conjugation of "Ser" in the form of "ES" is used for what 3 subject pronouns?
él, ella, usted
When conjugating the verb "tener", it changes it's stem from e to ie in what forms? (name all that apply if any)
tú, él, ella, usted, ellos, ellas, ustedes
How many possessive adjectives are there? (including plurals)
There are 12. mi, mis, tu, tus, su, sus, nuestro, nuestra, nuestros, nuestras, su, sus
What are the endings of the -ar, -er, & -ir conjugations?
-ar= o, as, a, amos, an
-er/-ir= o, es, e, emos/imos, en