Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
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Cua d e
El o l
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Adjectives Start Over
Alphabet
Articles-Definite and Indefinite
Subject Pronouns Vocabulary Prelim Level 1 Part 2
Body Parts
Verb Wall(CC)
Classroom Objects
Verbs “YO” or “GO” verbs
Cognates
Verbs Future
Colors
Verb-GUSTAR
Countries and Capitals
Verbs Irregular Present
Days of the Week
Verbs Preterite
Expressing Dates/Months
Verbs Reflexive & Vocabulary
Future
Verbs-Most Used
Family vocabulary
Verbs-Regular Present
Helpful Hints
Verb-ESTAR
What is an Infinitive?
Verb-SER
Numbers
Verb- SER VS ESTAR
Places in the City
Verb-TENER
Prepositions
Vocabulary-Connecting Words
Pronouns-All
Vocabulary Prelim Level 1 Part 1
Question Words
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Definite and Indefinite Articles
Every noun needs an article in Spanish and
everything must agree. Normally if the noun
ends in an “o” then it will be masculine and if
it ends in an “a” it will be feminine.
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100
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Verbos Irregulares en el Presente GO BACK
Todos los Pronombres GO BACK
The The Verb GUSTAR GO BACK
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/19vVLTngcEW9FrJBfMF5tQ2pOE
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Helpful Hints COGNATES
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Caracas Venezuela
Rock The Countries -
Central America Bogotá Colombia
https://youtu.be/fT_Hhy0_qbU Quito Ecuador
Lima
La Paz
Perú
Bolivia
Countries
Asunción Paraguay
Chile
and
Santiago
Buenos Aires Argentina Capitals
Montevideo Uruguay
Interrogatives Song
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Cómo, how
Cuándo when
Cuánto is how much
Dónde where
Por qué is why
And porque is because
Qué is what
Cuál is which
Quién means who or whom
A qué hora – at what time
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Y adónde is where to.
What is an infinitive and When do you use it?
An infinitive is the original form of the verb that ends in ar,er, GO
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Tener + que + infinitive = to have to (do something)
Ir + a + infinitive = to be going to (do something)
A + infinitive! = Let’s (do something)
Para + infinitive = in order to (do something)
Conjugated verb + inf. = 2 verbs together, 1st one conjugated, 2nd one in
infinitive.
Después de + infinitive = After (doing something)
Es hora de + infinitive = It’s time to (do something)
a form of Saber + infinitive = To know how to (do something)
Antes de + infinitive = Before (doing something)
Any preposition + infinitive
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¿Qué tiempo hace hoy?
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Reflexive Verbs and Vocabulary
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19DwQrw9hTsWxf6xA1de2PbNXhoVDxz6x/view?usp=sharing
Ciudad
El aeropuerto airport El banco bank
El café cafeteria El camino way
El centro downtown El centro comercial mall
El cine movie theater El correo post office
El estadio stadium El hospital hospital
El hotel hotel El mercado market
El museo museum El parque park
El restaurante restaurant El supermercado supermarket
El teatro theater La avenida avenue
La biblioteca library La calle street
La carniceria meat-butcher shop La cuadra block
La dirección direction La esquina corner
La estación de… station La farmacia pharmacy
La gasolinera gas station La iglesia church
La joyería jewelry store La librería book store
La panadería bakery La papelería office supply store
La pastelería bakery La piscina/la alberca pool
La playa beach La plaza square
La tienda store La zapatería shoe store
Los dedos fingers GO BACK
Las Partes del Cuerpo body El pecho chest
parts El estómago stomach
Las cejas eyebrows El pompis/Las nalgas buttocks
La frente forehead La pierna leg
Las pestañas eyebrows La rodilla knee
Los ojos eyes El tobillo ankle
La nariz nose Los pies/Los dedos del pie feet/toes
La mejilla cheek El cerebro brain
La oreja ear El corazón heart
La boca mouth Los músculos muscles
Los labios lips La garganta throat
Los dientes teeth La piel skin
La lengua tongue El pulgar thumb
La barbilla/barba chin/beard El puño fist
La cabeza head Las uñas fingernails
El cabello/el pelo hair La cintura waist
El cuello neck La cadera hip
El hombro shoulder La espalda back
El brazo arm La cicatriz scar
El codo elbow Las pecas freckles
La muñeca wrist(doll) La sangre blood
El hueso bone
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La Familia and associated vocabulary GO BACK
la madre/la mamá mother/mom padrino/madrina godfather/godmother
el padre/el papá father/dad ahijado (-a) godchild
hermano (-a) brother (sister) comadre mother or godmother [with respect]
abuelo (-a) grandfather(grandmother) compadre father or godfather [to each other]
nieto (-a) grandson (granddaughter) novio (-a) boyfriend, groom (girlfriend, bride)
tío (-a) uncle (aunt) prometido (-a) fiancé
primo (-a) cousin compañero (-a) companion, partner
hijo (-a) son (daughter) pareja couple
esposo, marido husband generación generation
esposa, mujer wife huérfano orphan
sobrino (-a) nephew (niece) gemelos (mellizos) twins
perro/gato dog/cat trillizos triplets
el apodo nickname soltero (-a) single
el/la pariente relative casado (-a) married
llamarse to be named(called) separado (-a) separated
parentesco family relationship divorciado (-a) divorced
suegro (-a) father/mother in-law viudo (-a) widowed
cuñado (-a) brother/sister in- law materno/paterno maternal/paternal
yerno/nuera son- in-law/daughter- in-law adoptivo/adoptar adopted/to adopt
bisabuelo (-a) great-grandfather/mother vivo/vivir alive/to live
bisnieto (-a) great-grandson/daughter muerto/morir dead/to die
tío (-a) abuelo (-a) great uncle/aunt nacer to be born
sobrino nieto(-a) great-nephew/niece presentar to introduce
ta-astro (-astra) step casarse to get married
medio(-a) half divorciarse to get divorced
“YO” verbs or “GO” verbs GO BACK