subjects & verbs
a verb that isn't conjugated
What is an infinitive?
Translate: It's 2:25.
What is son las dos y veinticinco?
Used to express origin (where someone is from).
What is ser?
How adjectives are different in Spanish than English.
What is they agree in gender and number, and generally come after the noun they describe?
The function/job of adjectives.
What is they describe nouns?
This ending is the same in -ar, -er, and -ir verbs.
What is the yo form?
Translate: at 1:10
What is a la una y diez
Used to express location.
What is estar?
Translate: the funny girls
What is "las chicas graciosas/cómicas"?
Translate: the pencil
What is este lápiz?
If Uds. is asked a question, _____ is your answer.
Who is nosotros?
How is "half past" (30 mins) is expressed in Spanish.
What is media?
Translate: We are at school.
What is "Estamos en la escuela"?
Translate: the sports-minded/sporty boys
What is los muchachos/chicos deportistas?
Translate: The fun class
What is clase divertida?
Why we conjugate verbs.
What is the verb ending/conjugation tells you who the subject is?
OR
What is so it make sense?
Translate: 11:58 (two ways)
What is once y cincuenta y ocho or doce menos dos
Used to talk about someone's height or hair color.
What is ser?
All the meanings of su.
What is his, her, your (formal), their, your (plural/formal)
Translate: Her tall cousin (m)
What is su primo alto?
differences between -er and -ir present tense verb conjugations
What is the nosotros and vosotros conjugations?
Translate: 4:45 (three ways)
What is cuatro y cuarenta y cinco, cinco menos cuarto, cinco menos quince
The conjugations of estar.
What is estoy, estás, está, estamos, estáis, están?
The 4 ways to say the in Spanish.
What is el, la, los, and las?
Translate: the hardworking siblings
What is los hermanos trabajadores?