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Pastimes
(Ch. 5) Practice
1.
Practice your vocabulary by playing Bug Match, Hangman, Scrabble, etc.
http://www.studystack.com/studytable-193970
2.
Play matching.
http://www.glencoe.com/sec/worldlanguages/spanish/int_tutor/buenviajelevel2/2chapter5.html
3.
Take the chapter quiz.
http://www.glencoe.com/qe/qe17.php?qi=9838
4.
Practice the future tense.
http://www.studyspanish.com/practice/future.htm
5.
Practice the future irregulars.
http://www.studyspanish.com/tests/future.htm
Shopping
(Ch. 4) Practice
http://www.glencoe.com/sec/worldlanguages/spanish/int_tutor/buenviajelevel2/2chapter4.html
http://www.glencoe.com/qe/qe17.php?qi=9837
Preterite
Practice (with Irregulars)
Activity
1:
http://www.studystack.com/menu-66370
Activity
2:
http://www.quia.com/quiz/364256.html?AP_rand=1553610504
Regular
Preterite Activities
You
do NOT need to work in order through these activities. Pick and choose based
on your level of confidence in the material and your interests!
Want
some extra help understanding these verbs? Read through the following guide
for another explanation.
http://www.studyspanish.com/verbs/lessons/pretreg.htm
Now
quiz yourself!
http://www.studyspanish.com/cgi-bin/verbs/verb_drill.cgi?option=1&title=12&type=A&conjugations=11&subjects=1
Take
a quiz to focus on choosing the correct ending in the preterite.
http://www.studyspanish.com/practice/pret1.htm
Fill
in the story with the correct forms of the verbs in the preterite tense.
http://conjuguemos.com/home/docs/nologin/spanish_fillin_grammar_7.html
Make
up your own quiz to test yourself by selecting the verbs you wish to be tested
on from the list at the bottom of the page.
http://conjuguemos.com/home/docs/nologin/spanish_verbs_verbs_7.html
Practice
and mix of AR, ER, and IR verbs in the preterite by playing Matching,
Concentration, and Word Search.
http://www.quia.com/jg/283210.html
Want
to practice your ER/IR endings with the verbs volver and escribir? Play
Hangman, Bug Match, Crosswords and more!
http://www.studystack.com/menu-65309
Want
to practice your AR endings with the verb bailar? Play Hangman, Bug Match,
Crosswords and more!
http://www.studystack.com/menu-65251
Want
to practice with the Spanish Verb Conjugation Trainer?
http://www.spaleon.com/pret.php?ids=3,6,9,11,18,24,53,42,46,50
Want
to focus on your spelling? Play this Hangman Game!
http://www.elmaeagles.com/gameobjects/sv4.html
4
UN
REPASO
Verb
Definitions
The
first step in reviewing grammar is to be sure that you know your definitions!
Use the following links to help you to remember some of the most important
ones.
Activity
1: http://www.studystack.com/menu-438391
Present
Tense: I speak/I am speaking
The
next step is to be able to talk about what is currently happening. The
present tense is broken into various categories to help you study all of the
pieces.
Category
1: Regular AR verbs Explanation
Practice
Category
2: Regular ER/IR verbs Explanation
Practice
Category
3: Irregular yo verbs
Tener
Practice
Decir
Practice
Category
4: IR, DAR, SER & ESTAR
ESTAR
Practice
SER
Practice
SER
vs. ESTAR Practice
IR
Practice
Category
5: E-->IE stem-changing verbs Explanation
Practice
Category
6: O-->UE stem-changing verbs
Practice
Category
7: E-->I stem-changing verbs
Category
8: Jugar (U-->UE stem-changing verb)
Jugar
Practice
Category
9: Verbs like gustar
Practice
Reflexive
Verbs: I ask myself
Reflexive
verbs are used in all of the different verb tenses in Spanish to express the
recipient of the verb action. For example, if you want to say, "I wash the
car," the recipient of the verb is the car, so you can just say "Lavo el
carro." However, if you want to say, "I was my face," you are washing
yourself, so the reflexive verb would be used: "Me lavo la cara"
Practice
Present
Progressive Tense: I am speaking
The
present progressive is used to describe what is happening right now. Complete
the following activities to review how to form it.
Explanation
Practice
Past
Tenses: Preterit: I spoke
The
preterit tense is used to describe an action in the past that had a clear
beginning and end, and that is not an on-going action in the past.
Category
1: Regular AR verbs Explanation
Practice
Category
2: Regular ER/IR verbs Explanation
Practice
Category
3: car/gar/zar verbs
Practice
1
Category
4: Stem-Changing "sandal" verbs
Practice
Practice
2
Category
5: Irregular verb stems Explanation
Practice
Category
6: Highly irregular verbs
IR
Practice
Hacer/Dar
Practice
IR/Ser
Practice
All
Irregulars Practice
Past
Tenses: Imperfect: I used to speak/I (habitually) spoke
The
imperfect tense is used to describe an action that is not seen as completed.
There is not a clear beginning or end. The imperfect is also used to describe
on-going, habitual actions in the past.
Category
1: Regular AR verbs Explanation
Practice
Practice
2
Category
2: Regular ER/IR verbs
Category
3: IR, SER, & VER
Practice
1
Category
4: Preterit vs. Imperfect
Practice
1
Practice
2
Future
Tense: I will speak
The
future tense is used to describe what will happen/take place.
Category
1: Regular AR, ER, IR verbs Explanation
Practice
Category
2: Verbs with an irregular stem
Practice
Practice
2
Conditional
Tense: I would speak
The
conditional is used to describe what would take place under certain
circumstances.
Category
1: Regular AR, ER, IR verbs
Explanation
Category
2: Verbs with an irregular stem
Practice
Direct
and Indirect Object Pronouns
Pronouns
are handy little words that are used in both Spanish and English to make
speaking less troublesome! Instead of always saying things like "I buy the
shoes for my sister," pronouns allow us to say things like "I buy them for
her." Useful, huh?
Category
1: Direct Object Prounouns (DOPs)
Practice
Category
2: Indirect Object Pronouns (IOPs)
Practice
Category
3: Combining DOPs and IOPs
Practice
Present
Perfect Tense: I have spoken
The
present perfect tense is a compound tense because it is made up of two verb
forms. It is used to describe an action completed very recently in the past.
Category
1: Regular AR verbs
Practice
Category
2: Regular ER/IR verbs
Category
3: Verbs with irregular past participles
Practice
Practice
2
Imperfect
Progressive Tense: I was speaking
The
imperfect progressive is used to describe an action as it was taking place.
Category
1: Regular AR verbs
Practice
Category
2: Regular ER/IR verbs
Category
3: Stem-changing participles
Category
4: I-->Y participles
Imperatives
(Commands): Speak!
Use
the imperative to tell someone what to do. You bossy thing you!
Category
1: Formal Commands (Ud. & Uds.)
Practice
Category
2: Negative Formal Commands
Practice
Category
3: Irregular Formal Commands
Category
4: Informal Commands (t
ú)
Practice
Category
5:
Negative
Informal Commands
Practice
Category
6: Irregular Informal Commands
Practice
Subjunctive
Tense: I ask that you speak
The
subjunctive is used to express that which is not necessarily true or real. It
expresses things that might happen, or that you hope or want to happen.
Category
1: Regular AR/ER/IR verbs Explanation
Practice
Category
2: Irregular yo verbs
Category
3: Irregular verbs
Practice
Practice
Category
4: Stem-changing verbs
Practice
Category
5: Subjunctive expressions
Practice
1
Practice
2