Spanish - Subject Pronouns & Infinitive Verbs - Spanishyshs Page 2
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2S
1
U
2: M
A
Y
PANISH
NIT
IS
MIGOS Y
O
C
S
P
F
S
OMBINING
UBJECT
RONOUNS TO
ORM
UBJECTS
Y
P
S
.
OU CAN COMBINE A SUBJECT PRONOUN AND A NAME TO FORM A
LURAL
UBJECT
E
:
A
= ______________
P
= ________________
XAMPLES
LEJANDRO Y YO
EPE Y TÚ
C
= ________________
L
= _______________
ARLOS Y ELLA
OLA Y ELLA
C
F
U
:
HECKS
OR
NDERSTANDING
1. W
?
4. W
’
E
& E
?
HAT IS A SUBJECT PRONOUN
HAT
S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
LLOS
LLAS
2. H
“W
”?
5. W
’
E
& U
?
OW DO YOU SAY
E
HAT
S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
LLOS
STEDES
3.H
“
”?
6. W
TU
? T
USTED
?
OW DO YOU SAY
YOU
HEN DO YOU USE THE
FORM
HE
FORM
S
P
W
?
UBJECT
RONOUNS
HAT ARE THE CORRECT SUBJECT PRONOUNS
M
M
= ___________________
ARIA Y
IGUEL
M
= ______________________
IGUEL Y YO
M
M
= ___________________
ARIA Y
ARTA
I
V
NFINITIVE
ERBS
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.
S
,
–AR, –ER,
–IR.
PANISH INFINITIVES ARE ONLY ONE WORD
AND ALWAYS END IN
OR
nadar
hacer
dormir
E
T
P
(I
Y
W
…)
N
US
ALABRAS
N
OUR
ORDS
1. W
?
____________________________________________________________________
HAT IS AN INFINITIVE
2. W
E
? ____________
HAT WORD PRECEDES AN INFINITIVE VERB IN
NGLISH
3. T
3 TYPES
S
. W
?
HERE ARE
OF INFINITIVES IN
PANISH
HAT ARE THEY
. __________________
. __________________
. __________________
I
II
III
4. Circle the examples of English and Spanish infinitives:
T
S
S
B
W
T
R
C
M
O
WIM
WIMMING
AILAR
ALK
O
UN
ANTAR
USICA
M
G
H
P
B
T
T
L
J
E
USTA
ACER
RACTICAR
EISBOL
ALK
O
ISTEN
UGAR
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