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U 8 Guidednotes
Unidad 8 Lección 1
Vocabulary: La Rutina Diaria
To get up → levantarse
Brush → el cepillo
Soap → el jabón
Comb → el peine
Towel → la toalla
Generally → generalmente
Normally → normalmente
Routine → la rutina
City → la ciudad
… by plane → en avión
… by boat → en barco
… by train → en tren
… by bus → en autobús
Hotel → el hotel
On vacation → de vacaciones
*entrenarse → to train
*caerse → to fall
*casarse → to marry
*enojarse → to get angry
*entenderse (ie) bien → to understand
each other well
*entenderse (ie) mal → to misunderstand
one another
*llevarse bien → to get along well
*llevarse mal → to get along poor
*irse → to go
● A reflexive verb is: un verbo en que la persona que hace la acción es la misma persona
que recibe la acción.
● We use REFLEXIVE VERBS when the subject in a sentence is the same as the object
(or when the person DOING the action is the same as the person RECEIVING the
action).
● Many verbs can be used with or without reflexive pronouns, such as:
○ lavar (to wash) & lavarse (to wash oneself)
○ dormir (to sleep) & dormirse (to fall asleep)
○ poner (to put / place) & ponerse (to put on (clothes))
● In a sentence or thought with only ONE verb, the reflexive pronoun is placed BEFORE
the verb (just like a D.O.P. would be)!
● In a sentence or thought with an infinitive verb following a conjugated verb, the
reflexive pronoun can be placed BEFORE the first conjugated verb, or attached into
the END of the verb in the infinitive:
○ I want to brush my teeth:
■ Yo quiero cepillarme los dientes.
■ Yo me quiero cepillar los dientes.
● In both ENGLISH and SPANISH, we use the present progressive tense to say that an
● To form the present progressive in Spanish, we use the correct present tense form of the
● To form the PRESENT PARTICIPLE of an -AR verb, we drop the -AR from the infinitive
● To form the PRESENT PARTICIPLE of an -ER or -IR verb, we drop the -ER or -IR from
I am running
Yo estoy corriendo
She is sharing
Ella está compartiendo
*the same IR stem-changing verbs that we learned last year (that are irregular in the 3rd
person in the preterite tense) KEEP THEIR stem-change in the present participle:
To camp → acampar
Quality → la calidad
Expensive → caro(a)
Market → el mercado
Souvenir → el recuerdo
Ring → el anillo
… wood → … de madera
… gold → … de oro
… silver → … de plata
Ceramics → la cerámica
Necklace → el collar
Bracelet → la pulsera
To bargain → regatear
*la agencia de viajes → the travel agency *el (la) pasajero(a) → the passenger
*el (la) agente de viajes → the travel agent *pasar por seguridad →
*confirmar el vuelo → to confirm the flight to go through security
*hacer la maleta → to pack the suitcase *la puerta → the door
*llamar a → to call *la salida → the exit
*viajar → to travel *la llegada → the arrival
*el boleto → the ticket *pasar por la aduana →
*el boleto de ida y vuelta → to go through customs
the round-trip ticket *el reclamo de equipaje → baggage claim
*el equipaje → the luggage *la tienda de campaña → the tent
*la identificación → the identification *la cabaña → the cabin
*el mercado al aire libre → *ver las atracciones →
the open air market to see the sights / attractions
*el itinerario → the itinerary *pescar → to fish
*la maleta → the suitcase *mandar tarjetas postales → to send postcards
*el pasaporte → the passport *el turista → the tourist (m.)
*la tarjeta de embarque → the boarding pass *la turista → the tourist (f.)
*el traje de baño → the bathing suit *el alojamiento → the accommodation
*abordar → to board *el ascensor → the elevator
*el (la) auxiliar de vuelo → the flight attendant *la habitación → the room
*facturar el equipaje → to check one’s luggage *la habitación doble → the double room
*hacer cola → to get in line *la habitación individual → the single room
the object in the sentence that directly receives the action of the verb
Yo me me me For / to me
● When using a DOP and an IOP together in the same thought, this is called a
● When using DOUBLE OBJECT PRONOUNS, the IOP precedes (goes before) the
DOP.
● When you have an IOP and a DOP right next to each other, and they both start
with the letter “L” (3rd person… LE or LES + LO, LA, LOS or LAS), the LE or LES
You did the homework for them → Tú les hiciste la tarea (a ellos)
objects / people you’re referring to. They’re the words this, these, that, those, etc.
in English.
speaker
● Demonstrative Adjectives must match the nouns they modify in gender and in
number
Masc, sing
Este Ese Aquel
That
this that (all the way over there)
Fem, plural
Estas Esas Aquellas
Those
these those (all the way over there)