New Unit: La familia

• In this Unit we are going to study about family and extended family.

Proyecto:Mi árbol familiar

• Writing: DUE DATE 3 de mayo

• Speaking: DUE DATE 3 de mayo

▫ In this presentation you are going to talk about your family and the few activities you do together as a family. You will also talk about special things about your family and their professions…

Mi vida loca…Ep. 13 y 14

http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/spanish/mividaloca/

Collecting the HW

• TURN IN YOUR PRACTICE OF POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES.

¿Qué son? Yo go verbs are verbs that change to a –go ending in the

yo form.

These verbs are only irregular in the YO form

One example of this is the verb tener

Yo tengo

Tú tienes

Él/ella/ud. tiene

Nosotros tenemos

Vosotros tenéis

Ellos/ellas/uds tienen

¿Cuáles son? Today we are going to learn about 5 more “yo go” verbs.

They are:

Hacer

Poner

Traer

Salir

Venir

Hacer – to do/to make Yo hago

Tú haces

Él/ella/ud hace

Nosotros hacemos

Vosotros hacéis

Ellos/ellas/uds. Hacen

Again – hacer is only different in the YO form

Poner – to put or to place Yo pongo

Tú pones

Él/ella/ud. pone

Nosotros ponemos

Vosotros ponéis

Ellos/ellas/uds. Ponen

Traer – to bring Yo traigo

Tú traes

Él/ella/ud. trae

Nosotros traemos

Vosotros traéis

Ellos/ellas/uds. traen

Salir – to leave Yo salgo

Tú sales

Él/ella/ud. sale

Nosotros salimos

Vosotros salís

Ellos/ellas/uds. salen

Venir* – to come Venir is slightly different. Although it is a “yo go” verb,

it conjugates just like tener.

Yo vengo

Tú vienes

Él/ella/ud. viene

Nosotros venimos

Vosotros venís

Ellos/ellas/uds. vienen

Repaso Yo go verbs change only the YO form. Every other form

of the verb conjugates normally.

The only exception to this is venir, which conjugates like tener.

Translate My family is big. We are 30 people in my family! My

parents are young. I have two sisters and three brothers. We like to practice sports. Our grandparents live in California. They go out to different restaurants and in the summer I go out with them. It is fun! My sisters are annoying but we do many things together.

People: Gente / Personas

Sport: Deportes

Annoying: molestoso (a)

Many: mucho (a)

Things: Cosas

Together: junto (a)