Module 5 6 Los Quehaceres Pasatiempos y Actividades
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Module 5 & 6: Los Quehaceres, Pasatiempos y Actividades Sra. Staton Spanish I & II
Los Quehaceres (Module 5)
How do you say chores? • We will be learning how to use the “Los Quehaceres Vocabulario” to talk about household chores! • We will also discuss ways to express obligation in Spanish using 1. Tener que 2. Hay que 3. Deber • In Spanish there a few different ways to refer to “chores” • Quehaceres • Tareas domesticas • Las tareas del hogar • Los oficios de la casa
Hay que + infinitivo • The word HAY comes from the infinitive form of the verb HABER which means “there is / there are”. • But, when “hay” is accompanied by ”que” it means “to have (to do something)”. • HAY QUE is usually used to exoress obligation without giving ownership as to who has to do something. • EX) “Hay que cocinar” means “Someone has to cook”
Tener que + infinitivo • As you know, the verb TENER means “to have (something)”. *TENER is a stem changing verb so do not forget to stem change in the (especially in the “yo” form)* • To formulate our sentence, we will use the structure Sujeto + Tener (conjugated) + que + infinitive (chore or any other task) E. g. “(Nosotros) Tenemos que limpiar la casa” “We have to clean the house”
Deber + infinitivo • We use the regular verb DEBER to say ”you must” expressing obligation. • EX) “Tú debes regar las plantas” “You have to water the plants”
Los Actividades y Pasatiempos (Module 6)
How do we talk about our hobbies? • We will be reviewing “Los Pasatiempos Vocabulario” y “Los Actividades Vocabulario” to talk about our hobbies and interests! • We will be learning how to describe things we like to do and things we don’t like to do using the verb GUSTAR
GUSTAR The regular verb GUSTAR means ”to like”, when we add “no” in front of it we are expressing dislike. GUSTAR with a direct object pronoun and a prepositional phrase is typically how we express our likes. • EX) “A mí me gusta futbol” • “I like soccer” • ** “A mÍ (to me)” is an optional prepositional phrase, ME is the corresponding direct object pronoun for YO and GUSTA is one of the forms of GUSTAR.
How to use GUSTAR Subject Prep. phrase IO pronoun GUSTAR hobbies in Spanish Yo A mí me gusta tocar guitarra Tú A ti te gusta mirar televisión Él A él le gusta cantar Ella A ella le gusta bailar Usted A usted le gusta hacer ejercicio Nosotros A nosotros nos gusta cocinar Vosotros A vosotros os gusta pintar Ellos A ellos les gusta tomar fotos
TRY IT YOURSELF! Translate these sentences and come up with a few of your own! Underline the pronoun and highlight the activity. • A ella le gusta leer libros de misterio. • A mí me gusta mucho el dibujo • Me gusta relajarme escuchando música.
