Unidad 8 Leccin 2 Costa Rica Vamos de

Unidad 8 Lección 2 Costa Rica ¡Vamos de Vacaciones!

Objetivos Página 254 l l l In this lesson you will learn to … • • Talk about buying souvenirs on vacation Talk about vacation activities Using… • • Indirect object pronouns Demonstrative adjectives ¿Recuerdas? • • Family, classroom objects Numbers from 200 to 1, 000 Gustar with an infinitive Present progressive

Presentación de Vocabulario Páginas 256 - 258 l l l l Acampar Comer al aire libre Dar una caminata Hacer una parrillada Hacer surf de vela Hacer surfing Montar a caballo El tiempo libre to camp to picnic, to eat outside to hike to barbecue to windsurf to ride a horse free time

Presentación de Vocabulario Páginas 256 - 258 l l l l Aquel / aquella Aquellos / aquellas Ese / esa Esos / esas Este / esta Estos / estas ¿Qué es esto? Barato(a) La calidad Caro(a) Demasiado El mercado El recuerdo that (over there) those (over there) that those this these What is this? inexpensive quality expensive too much market souvenir

Presentación de Vocabulario Páginas 256 - 258 l l l l El anillo El arete Las artésanillas Los artículos • • • De madera De oro De plata La cerámica El collar Las joyas ring earring handicrafts goods wood gold silver ceramics necklace jewelry

Presentación de Vocabulario Páginas 256 - 258 l Le dejo…en l Le puedo ofrecer… ¿Me deja ver…? ¡Qué caro(a)! Quisiera… Regatear l l I’ll give…to you …for I can offer you… May I see…? How expensive! I would like… to bargain

Presentación de Gramática Página 262 l English Grammar Connection: In both English and Spanish, indirect objects are nouns or pronouns that tell to whom or for whom the action takes place in a sentence. Aunt Lola sends us gifts. Tía Lola nos manda regalos.

Presentación de Gramática Página 262 Use indirect object pronouns to clarify to whom or for whom an action takes place. Here’s how: Indirect object pronouns use the same words as direct object pronouns except for le and les. Singular me me te you (familiar) le you (formal), him, her Plural nos os les us you (familiar) you, them The pronouns le and les can refer to a variety of people. To clarify what they mean, they are often accompanied by a + noun or pronoun. Le doy las joyas a Juana. I’m giving the jewelry to him/her/you. I’m giving the jewelry to Juana.

Presentación de Gramática Página 262 When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive, the same rules for placement apply as for direct object pronouns. The pronoun can be placed before the conjugated verb or attached to the end of the infinitive. Les voy a comprar recuerdos a mis amigos. or Voy a comprarles recuerdos a mis amigos. I’m going to buy souvenirs for my friends.

Pronunciación Unir las palabras – pg. 267 Native speakers may seem to speak quickly when they link the words in breath groups. Instead of pronouncing each word separately, they run some words together. This is common in all languages. ¿A qué hora empieza el almuerzo? Quisiera el anillo de oro y el artículo de madera. Ella no puede acampar porque está ocupada.

Presentación de Gramática Página 268 English Grammar Connection: Demonstrative adjectives indicate the location of a person or thing in relation to the speaker. They go before the noun in both English and Spanish. This necklace is expensive. Este collar es caro.

Presentación de Gramática Página 268 In Spanish, demonstrative adjectives must match the nouns they modify in gender and number. Here’s how: Masculine Singular Este anillo Ese anillo Aquel anillo this ring that ring (over there) Plural estos anillos these rings esos anillos those rings aquellos anillos those rings (over there)

Presentación de Gramática Página 268 Here’s how: Feminine Singular Esta camiseta Esa camiseta Aquella camiseta this T-shirt that T-shirt (over there) Plural estas camiseta these T-shirt esas camiseta those T-shirt aquellas camiseta those T-shirt (over there) No sé si debo comprar estos aretes de aquí o esos aretes de allí. I don’t know if I should buy these earrings here or those earrings there. Aquellas cerámicas son muy baratas. Those ceramics (over there) are very inexpensive.

This conclude Unit 8 Lesson 2 ¡Hasta Luego!