The document provides basic vocabulary for introducing oneself in Spanish, including personal pronouns, possessive adjectives, the verb "to be", and common question words. It also lists sample sentences demonstrating the use of these terms, such as introducing one's name, age, marital status, occupation, and place of origin.
The document provides basic vocabulary for introducing oneself in Spanish, including personal pronouns, possessive adjectives, the verb "to be", and common question words. It also lists sample sentences demonstrating the use of these terms, such as introducing one's name, age, marital status, occupation, and place of origin.
The document provides basic vocabulary for introducing oneself in Spanish, including personal pronouns, possessive adjectives, the verb "to be", and common question words. It also lists sample sentences demonstrating the use of these terms, such as introducing one's name, age, marital status, occupation, and place of origin.
The document provides basic vocabulary for introducing oneself in Spanish, including personal pronouns, possessive adjectives, the verb "to be", and common question words. It also lists sample sentences demonstrating the use of these terms, such as introducing one's name, age, marital status, occupation, and place of origin.
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- My name is….
(What’s your name?)
- I’m… (How old are you?)
- I’m from… (Where are you from?)
- I live in…. (Where do you live?)
- I’m married/single/divorced (Are you married/single/divorced?)
- I have….children/I don’t have children
(Do you have children?)
- I work as a… (What do you work as?)
Personal pronouns Possessive adjectives
I YO MY MI YOU TÚ YOUR TU HE ÉL HIS SU (de él) SHE ELLA HER SU (de ella) IT ELLO (cosas, ITS SU (de ello) animales) WE NOSOTROS/AS OUR NUESTRO/A YOU VOSOTROS/AS YOUR VUESTRO/A THEY ELLOS/AS THEIR SU (de ellos/as)
Verb TO BE (ser o estar)
I AM (I’m) I’M NOT AM I…?
YOU ARE (You’re) YOU AREN’T ARE YOU…? HE IS (He’s) HE ISN’T IS HE…? SHE IS (She’s) SHE ISN’T IS SHE…? IT IS (It’s) IT ISN’T IS IT…? WE ARE (We’re) WE AREN’T ARE WE…? YOU ARE (You’re) YOU AREN’T ARE YOU…? THEY ARE (They’re) THEY AREN’T ARE THEY…?
TIME
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TO 9 6 3 PAST Question words
WHAT QUÉ, CUÁL
HOW CÓMO
WHERE DÓNDE
WHEN CUÁNDO
WHY POR QUÉ
WHOSE DE QUIÉN
WHICH CUÁL (de entre opciones limitadas)
WHO QUIÉN
Review personal pronouns and possessive adjectives!
Review verb TO BE!
Peter Baker from Manchester, but Paul and John from London.
Manchester and London cities in England. Hamburg a city in
Germany. Sandra at school today. Jack and Peter her friends.
They in the same class. Mr and Mrs Baker on a trip to the USA to visit
their cousin Anne. She a nice girl. Peter says: "My grandfather in
hospital. I at home with my grandmother." What time it? It 8
