Preterito e imperfecto
Yesterday I studied for two hours.
“Ayer estudié por dos horas”
In Spanish, this pronoun replaces “el libro” in the sentence “Yo leo el libro.”
¿Qué es “lo”?
his pronoun replaces “a mí” in the sentence “Ella da un regalo a mí.”
¿Qué es “me”?
What are the forms of the verb haber in the present perfect?
he, has, ha, hemos, han
Translate into a formal command: “Don’t write on the desk.”
“No escriba en el escritorio”?
This tense is used for a sequence of completed events.
What is the preterite?
“I see them (the girls).”
“Yo las veo”?
Translate using a pronoun: “He tells us the truth.”
Qué es “Él nos dice la verdad”?
“I have eaten breakfast.”
He desayunado”?
How do you form a formal command?
Put the verb in the yo form, take of the o, add the opposite ending.
“I was studying when my friend called.”
Yo estudiaba cuando mi amigo llamó”?
This pronoun replaces “los zapatos” in “Ella compra los zapatos.”
¿Qué es “los”?
his pronoun replaces “a Juan” in “Yo escribo una carta a Juan.”
Question: ¿Qué es “le”?
Replace “los libros” in “Yo he leído los libros.”
Qué es “Yo los he leído”?
Translate into a formal command: “Eat the vegetables.”
Coma las verduras.
“It was raining and the sky was gray.”
“Llovía of estaba lloviendo y el cielo estaba gris”?
We are going to eat it (the pizza).”
¿Qué es “Vamos a comerla”? (or “La vamos a comer”)
ranslate using a pronoun: “They always give her flowers.”
Qué es “Ellos siempre le dan flores”?
We have visited Spain three times.”
Hemos visitado España tres veces”?
Tell a group of people to go to the party.
Vayan (ustedes) a la fiesta.
“It was 8:00 at night, and I was walking home when suddenly it started to rain.”
Eran las ocho de la noche y yo caminaba a casa cuando de repente empezó a llover”?
In the sentence “Ellos invitan a mí,” this pronoun correctly replaces “a mí.”
¿Qué es “me”?
In the sentence “El profesor explica la lección a ustedes,” this pronoun correctly replaces “a ustedes.”
¿Qué es “les”?
What are the irregular participles for escribir, ver, and romper
escrito, visto, and roto.
(You guys) Do your homework.
Hagan su tarea.