Los objetos de la clase
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El documento lista objetos comunes encontrados en un salón de clases como libros, cuadernos, lápices, mesas, sillas, pizarras, banderas, mapas, calculadoras, computadoras y sus accesorios. También menciona roles como maestros, estudiantes y directores que interactúan en el entorno escolar.
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El documento describe la rutina diaria de una persona durante la semana. Se despierta a las 7, se ducha y viste, desayuna a las 8:20 comiendo cereales normalmente, va a la escuela hablando con amigos, tiene clases de 8:30 a 3:15, come el almuerzo a las 12:10, vuelve a casa a las 4, hace tareas, cena a las 7 y ve televisión o va con amigos, se prepara para dormir y se acuesta entre 10:30 y 11.
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Stem-changing verbs are verbs whose vowel in the stem changes in certain conjugated forms. There are three types of stem-changing verbs: e to ie, o to ue, and e to i. These verbs are called "shoe verbs" because the forms that change (yo, tú, ud, él, ella, uds, ellos, ellas) fit inside a shoe shape graphic. Conjugating stem-changing verbs involves finding the stem, identifying the vowel that changes, changing it accordingly, and adding endings. Examples of stem-changing verbs provided are perder, dormir, vestir, querer, and jugar.
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Amanda Sasha y Rob
Amanda y sus amigos Sasha y Rob se estaban pasando una nota cómica en clase cuando la profesora los atrapó. Como resultado, la profesora los envió a la oficina del director por ser traviesos. Amanda se puso nerviosa porque siempre tiene problemas en la escuela y su estricta madre se enojará.
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¿Cómo es...?
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1.1.8 cognados
Spanish cognates are words that look or sound similar to English words and mean the same thing in both languages. There are many cognate patterns between Spanish and English words, including words ending in -a, -o, or -e; -or; -ist; -ary; -ic; -ical; -ent; -ly; -tion; -dad; -ous; -ence/-ance; verbs ending in vowel+consonant+t or e; and verbs ending in -fy. While false cognates look similar but mean different things, recognizing cognate patterns can help English speakers understand many Spanish words.
Question formation with interrogatives
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Los objetos de la clase
- 1. Los objetos de la clase Classroom objects la escuela
- 2. la clase la oficina
- 3. el maestro / el profesor el director
- 4. la estudiante / el estudiante los estudiantes la maestra / la profesora
- 5. el libro el cuaderno el papel la carpeta
- 6. el lápiz / los lápices la pluma / el bolígrafo el marcador la goma
- 7. la silla la mesa el pupitre el escritorio
- 8. la bandera el mapa el cartel la pizarra el borrador
- 9. la papelera la ventana la puerta
- 10. el sacapuntas las tijeras la cinta la regla
- 11. el diccionario la calculadora la mochila el estante
- 12. la computadora el teclado la pantalla el ratón el cargador los audífonos