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Semester 1 Project Part II

Part II -ER/-IR ending verbs present tense
realidades_level_1.jpg Spanish I Semester Project  Part II –ER & -IR Present Tense


A. Fill in the chart with the correct information.

What is the present tense? Explain below. What is the –ER and -IR ending conjugation of the verb? Explain below.




B. Write 7 -er ending verbs in the chart and 3 -ir ending verbs, and fill in the correct form of the verb as well as the translation.

Verbo Translate
English yo tú él,
ella,
usted nosotros,
nosotras ellos,
ellas,
ustedes
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8.
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C. Fill it in with the correct forms of the er and ir verbs.
1. Verbo: aprender, yo: aprendo, tú: ______, él, ella, usted: _______, nosotros, nosotras: _______, ellos, ellas, ustedes: _______
2. Verbo: beber, yo: _______, tú: bebes, él, ella, usted: _______, nosotros, nosotras: _______, ellos, ellas, ustedes: _______
3. Verbo: correr, yo: _______, tú: ______, él, ella, usted: corre, nosotros, nosotras: _______, ellos, ellas, ustedes: _______
4. Verbo: leer, yo: ______, tú: ______, él, ella, usted: _______, nosotros, nosotras: leemos, ellos, ellas, ustedes: _______
5. Verbo: abrir, yo: ______, tú: ______, él, ella, usted: _______, nosotros, nosotras: _______, ellos, ellas, ustedes: abren
6. Verbo: escribir, yo: ______, tú: ______, él, ella, usted: escribe, nosotros, nosotras: _______, ellos, ellas, ustedes: ______
7. Verbo: recibir, yo: recibo, tú: ______, él, ella, usted: _______, nosotros, nosotras: _______, ellos, ellas, ustedes: _______

D. Tell that the following people run, by matching the correct form of the verb correr to each subject or subject pronoun.
(corro, corres, corre, corremos, corren).
 

1. tú ________
 
2. ellos _________
 
3. ella __________
 
4. Marta __________
 
5. Marta y Juan ____________
 
6. yo ____________
 
7. nosotros ____________
 
8. Marta y Ana ____________
 
9. él _____________
 
10. Marta, Ana y yo _____________
 
11. usted ______________
 
12. ustedes _______________

E. You are at school and want to talk about the following people. Use the correct form of the er or ir verb in parentheses to do so.
1. (aprender) Yo ____________________ el español en la escuela.
2. (recibir) Ella _______________ unas rosas para su cumpleaños.
 
3. (beber) Ustedes _________________ chocolate en el invierno.
 
4. (escribir) Los alumnos ______________ los poemas en la clase de inglés.
 
5. (leer) Mateo __________________ libros románticos.
 
6. (vivir) Tú _____________________ en los Estados Unidos.
 
7. (comer) Nosotros __________________ la ensalada de pollo en la cafetería.
 
8. (comprender) Los alumnos no _________________ nada del examen de fïsica.
 
9. (abrir) Paco y Pablo ______________ las ventanas en la clase porque hace mucho calor.
 
10. (correr) Los alumnos y yo ___________________ mucho en el partido de fútbol.
F. Answer the following questions using the correct forms of the er or ir verbs.

Ejemplo: ¿Lees tú mucho? Sí, leo mucho.
(Here I am asking you the question, so you will answer with the yo form of the verb.)

¿Abre María la puerta? Sí, María abre la puerta.

¿Comprenden ustedes el inglés? Sí, nosotros comprendemos inglés.

(The answer is in the nosotros form because I asked if you all understand English. You answer with “yes, we understand English.”)
1. ¿Recibes tú notas buenas en las clase?
2. ¿Comprendes tú el inglés?
 
3. ¿Lee el profesor en la escuela?
 
4. ¿Comen los alumnos en la cafetería?
 
5. ¿Vive Pepe en la ciudad?
 
6. ¿Beben los estudiantes los refrescos?
 
7. ¿Apenden ustedes mucho en la clase de matemáticas?
 
8. ¿Escribes tú novelas?
 
9. ¿Corren mucho los alumnos en la clase de educacción fïsica?
 
10. ¿Come Patricia la ensalada?

G. Now write a short paragraph about yourself by answering the following questions.

¿Dónde vives? ¿Qué comes? ¿Qué aprendes en la escuela? ¿Te gusta escribir? ¿Escribes mucho? ¿Qué lees?

Once you have studied all of the material in this section and feel confident, you are ready for your your test. Make sure you not only know how to conjugate the verbs, but also what the verbs mean.

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FL- Florida Sunshine State Standards
Subject: Foreign Languages
Grade Range: Grades 9-12
Strand: Communication
Standard FL.A.2.4: The student understands and interprets written and spoken language on a variety of topics.
Performance Benchmarks 3:
reads authentic written materials and analyzes them orally or in writing (e.g., describes charac-ters, plot, personal reactions, and feelings).
Strand: Culture
Standard FL.B.1.4: The student demonstrates an understanding of the re-lationship between the perspectives and products of cul-ture studied and uses this knowledge to recognize cul-tural practices.
Performance Benchmarks 1:
interacts in a variety of situations that reflect the activities of teenagers in the target culture, using appropriate verbal and nonverbal communication.
Performance Benchmarks 4:
identifies and discusses artistic expressions and forms of the target culture (e.g., books, periodi-cals, videos, commercials, music, dance, design, and art).
Performance Benchmarks 5:
identifies and discusses target-language writers and their works and assesses their influence not only on the products of his or her own culture, but also on other world cultures.
Strand: Connections
Standard FL.C.2.4: The student acquires information and perspectives that are available only through the foreign language and within the target culture.
Performance Benchmarks 1:
uses research information as a basis for express-ing opinions that reflect knowledge of the target culture.
Performance Benchmarks 2:
uses a concept or skill learned in the foreign-lan-guage class to communicate information to stu-dents in other content-area classes.
Performance Benchmarks 3:
uses target-language skills to obtain information and perspectives from speakers of the target lan-guage.
Performance Benchmarks 5:
uses the target language to access, process, and discuss information that is only available through the target language or within the target culture (e.g., by using technology such as databases and CD-ROM produced in the target language or con-sulting target-language sources to gain informa-tion on a topic of personal, community, or global concern).
Author: Vanessa Sanchez
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