Nombre: __________________________________________

Fecha: _____________________________________________

Hacer Ahora:
Instructions: Match the forms of IR with their ENGLISH meanings.

___________1. fui a. I went

___________2. voy b. He/She/You(formal) goes
___________3. vas c. You went
___________4. va d. We went
___________5. fue e. The go
___________6. van f. I go
___________7. fuimos g. They went
___________8. fueron h. He/She/You(formal) went
___________9. vamos i. We go
___________10.fuiste j. You go

What do I remember learning from yesterday or this unit?

What is something I can say in Spanish from this UNIT?

(A sentence or a word)

Do I have any questions from yesterday?

What are today’s 3 key points?

1. Present tense conjugation of _______________

2. Review _______________________________ in Spanish.

3. Respond to the question ¿Qué vas a haver? using _________ + _____________ +

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 Intro to New Material: Key Point ONE
PRESENT Tense Conjugation of IR
Instructions: Fill in the subject pronouns with the conjugations of IR in the PRESENT in
Spanish.

nosotros = ellos/ellas=

tú = ustedes=

ella= Shantel y Sharmika =

nosostros= Latasha y yo =

él= Emmanuel y Robert =

yo= Dejon y tú=

Intro to New Material: Key Point TWO

Review common infinitives in Spanish.
INFINITIVOS
Verbs are words that are most often used to name actions. Verbs in English have
different forms depending on who is doing the action or when the action is occurring:
I walk she walks we walked

The most basic form of a verb is called the infinitive. In English, you can spot infinitives
because they usually have the word “to” in front of them:
to swim to read to write

Infinitives in Spanish, however, don’t have a separate word like “to” in front of them.
Spanish infinitives are only one word, and always end in –ar, -er, or –ir.

nadar leer escribir

EN TUS PALABRAS . . .
1. What is an infinitive?
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2. What word precedes an infinitive verb in English?

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3. There are 3 types of infinitives in Spanish. What are they?

i. __________________ ii. __________________ iii. __________________

4. Circle the examples of English and Spanish infinitives:

a. to swim b. swimming
a. hola b. bailar
 a. ran b. to run
a. escribir b. cuentos

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Check For Understanding: Based on the sentences on the overhead

complete the blanks below.

1._________________________________ 3._________________________________
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2._________________________________ 4._________________________________
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Intro to New Material: Key Point THREE

Respond to the question ¿Que vas a hacer? using the verb
IR and the construction IR + a + infinitive
We use the question ¿Qué vas a hacer? (What are you going to do?) to ask what someone
will do in the future. You can substitute vas, for voy, va, vamos or van to ask what others
are going to do.

¿________________________ ¿________________________ ¿________________________ ¿________________________

________________________? ________________________? ________________________? ________________________?

(What am I going to do?) (What is (s)he going to (What are we going to (What are they going to
do?) do?) do?)

Just as you use “going” + infinitive in English to say what you are going to do in the
future (“I am going to run tomorrow”), in Spanish you use the construction:
ir + a + infinitive
Check For Understanding: Based on the sentences on the overhead
complete the blanks below.
1.__________________________________
2.__________________________________
3.__________________________________
4.__________________________________
5.__________________________________
6.__________________________________

Now let’s try to write these sentences togehter as a class. Profa

will write them on the board, be sure to record the answer in your
classwork.

1. Celia / (run) / 9:30

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2. Ana y yo / (swim) / 1:10 /

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3. Rosa y Carlos / (work) / 8:15

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4. ¿Tú / (play sprots) / 3:00

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5. Yo / (hang out with friends) / 10:30

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GUIDED PRACTICE
Total Score: __________________/ 30

Spanish Catch Phrase:

As we review the activity verbs, we will split up into TWO teams. Each team will have a
minute to guess as many activity verbs as possible. Once every verb has been guessed,
the team with the most correct verbs will win.

Record the verbs your team guesses in the box below: