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CN Personality, Gustar, Sentence Structure

1. The document reviews key points about describing people's personalities and physical traits using SER, likes and dislikes using GUSTAR, and basic Spanish sentence structure. 2. Students are asked to practice describing themselves and others using adjectives that end in specific letters for masculine and feminine descriptors. 3. Exercises include filling in blanks to describe classmates, answering questions about likes using phrases like "a mi también", and rearranging scrambled sentences about people's traits.
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CN Personality, Gustar, Sentence Structure

1. The document reviews key points about describing people's personalities and physical traits using SER, likes and dislikes using GUSTAR, and basic Spanish sentence structure. 2. Students are asked to practice describing themselves and others using adjectives that end in specific letters for masculine and feminine descriptors. 3. Exercises include filling in blanks to describe classmates, answering questions about likes using phrases like "a mi también", and rearranging scrambled sentences about people's traits.
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Nombre:_________________________________ Fecha: el 6 de marzo

What are today’s 3 key points?

1. Review _____________________________________ to talk about peoples’ personalities and


physical descriptions.
2. Review _____________________________________ to talk about the likes and dislikes of
yourself and others.
3. Know basic sentence __________________________ in Spanish and be able to unscramble
sentences.

Intro to New Material Key Point ONE:


Review SER
What are people like?
The expression changes depending on whom you are talking about:

Yo soy
means
Tú eres
means
É l es / Ella es
means
Nosotros/Nosotros somos
means
Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes son
means
Masculine adjectives end in ______________________________________ and describe BOYS.

Feminine adjectives end in ______________________________________ and describe GIRLS.

To make an adjective plural you add ____________ if the adjective ends in A, E, I, O, U.

If the adjective ends in a consanant you add ________________.

CHECKS FOR UNDERSTANDING:


1. 4.
2. 5.
3. 6.

Yo ______________________ _____________________________. (unorganized)

Antohny yo ______________________ _____________________________. (smart)

Jamira y yo ______________________ _____________________________. (organized)

Sharmika y Shakya ______________________ _____________________________. (patient)

Ronald y tu ______________________ _____________________________. (social)

Lamar ______________________ _____________________________. (creative)

Marcus ______________________ _____________________________. (athletic)

Tiffany y Alicia ______________________ _____________________________. (good)

Intro to New Material Key Point TWO:


Review GUSTAR

Me gusta

Te gusta

Le gusta

Other useful phrases:


¿y a ti?
a mi también
a mi tampoco
mucho
nada
un poco

CHECKS FOR UNDERSTANDING:


1. 4.
2. 5.
3. 6.
Intro to New Material Key Point ONE:
Know Basic Sentence Structure in Spanish
Subject Verb Noun Adjective

Structure: In Spanish, adjectives usually come after the noun.

REMEMBER: To make a sentence negative, place the word no BEFORE the verb:
1. Eduardo _____________________ un chico serio.

2. ________________________ jugar videojuegos.

The Questions
What are you like?: ¿Có mo eres? __________________________________

What is he/she like?: ¿Có mo es Ms. Harcrow? ___________________________________

SENTENCE SCRAMBLE
To practice talking about other people, let’s put these sentences together.
What’s the order we are looking for?

__________________ + ___________________ + ____________________ + _________________


1. creative es una chica Marina
________________________________________________________
2. es un Tito perezoso chico
________________________________________________________
3. deportista chica una es ella
________________________________________________________
4. Marcos chico un es reservado no
________________________________________________________
5. chico no él es simpá tico un
________________________________________________________
6. no una Teresa chica es paciente
________________________________________________________
Speak and Summarize!

First: Answer for yourself: ¿Có mo eres? _____________________________________


¿Que te gusta hacer? _____________________________________
Use these responses every time someone asks what you are like and what you like to do.

Second: Ask 7 to 10 classmates what they are like. Use: ¿Có mo eres?

Name Characteristic (in Likes to… Agree or Disagree?


Spanish)
Ex: Profa. Harcrow siempre paciente hablar por telefono con mi A mí también. OR A mí no.
familia
1.
2.

3.
4.
5.

6.
7.
8.

9.
10.

Then, summarize your findings with a paragraph ABOUT your classmates. This means you need to shift
to “él / ella es…” and write ABOUT each classmate that you talked to.

To start: Ms. Harcrow siempre es paciente. _____________________________________________

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