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    This document provides an introduction to classroom vocabulary and verbs to be (ser-estar) in Spanish. It includes: 1) Common classroom phrases and greetings in Spanish. 2) The verbs ser and estar and how to conjugate them for I, you, he/she/it, we, they. 3) Possessive adjectives like my, your, her, his, its, our, their and example sentences using names. 4) Adjectives to describe people like tall, short, fat, slim, pretty, handsome, ugly. 5) Subject pronouns for I, you, he/she, it, we, they.

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    This document provides an introduction to classroom vocabulary and verbs to be (ser-estar) in Spanish. It includes: 1) Common classroom phrases and greetings in Spanish. 2) The verbs ser and estar and how to conjugate them for I, you, he/she/it, we, they. 3) Possessive adjectives like my, your, her, his, its, our, their and example sentences using names. 4) Adjectives to describe people like tall, short, fat, slim, pretty, handsome, ugly. 5) Subject pronouns for I, you, he/she, it, we, they.

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    This document provides an introduction to classroom vocabulary and verbs to be (ser-estar) in Spanish. It includes: 1) Common classroom phrases and greetings in Spanish. 2) The verbs ser and estar and how to conjugate them for I, you, he/she/it, we, they. 3) Possessive adjectives like my, your, her, his, its, our, their and example sentences using names. 4) Adjectives to describe people like tall, short, fat, slim, pretty, handsome, ugly. 5) Subject pronouns for I, you, he/she, it, we, they.

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    WEEK 1_UNIT 1:

    Classroom vocabulary: Verb TO - BE (ser-estar) Possessive adjectives

    Hello
    Hi I
    + am
    My (mi) I My name is Lucia.
    I'm not I am not Your (tu) You Your name is Mario.
    Good morning! Good afternoon! You are You aren't You are not Her (su) She Her name is Yola.
    I'm here She is She isn't She is not His (su) He His name is Mark.
    He is He isn't He is not
    Teacher, I have a question. Its (su) It Its name is Copito.
    It is It isn't It is not
    Can I go out? Our (nuestro) We Our names are Lucia and Mario.
    We are We aren't We are not
    Can you repeat, please? /Podría repetir por Their (sus) They
    They are They aren't They are not Their names are Yola and Mark.
    favor
    Please Adjectives:
    Excuse me...
    Subject pronouns:
    - Tall alto (a) - Short bajo, corto
    - Fat gordo (a) - Slim delgado, flaco
    yo tu/ustedes el ella
    Workbook: MyElt - Pretty bonita - Handsome simpatico, guapo
    - Atracctive atractivo (a) - Ugly feo
    Usuario: ...@senati.pe - Single soltero(a) - Married casado
    Contraseña: Virtual22 - Strong fuerte - Weak débil
    eso nosotros ellos - Cute tierno (a) - Average regular
    - Old viejo (a) - Young joven

    S + V + C

    I am tall.
    They are old.
    She is cute.

    I am not short. V + S + C
    They aren't young.
    She isn't cute.
    Is + she + 20 years old?

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