- Students learned how to use venir (to come) in a sentence.
- They did exercises #12, 13 & 15 on pg 186. These are due tomorrow.
- Using "venir" = to come
vienes venís
viene vienen
Venir is conjugated almost like the verb "tener" and is both a stem-changing verb, and a "go" verb. this means that the "yo" form ends in "go", and the nosotros and vosotros are the only forms that are regular.
When followed by "de" and an infinitive verb, this verb is used to express where you are coming from:
Yo vengo de la escuela. = I am coming from school.
Yo vengo del gimnasio. = I am coming from the gym. (de + el = del)
IMPORTANT:
- The vocab quiz will be on May 4, and the chapter test will be on May 7th. Students will get study guides, and the oral questions and essay question when we finish the chapter this week.
3rd grade Spanish:
- Students practiced their city words by doing a crossword puzzle and word search, and asking each other the city words. There will be a match test on these words in a few weeks. Last week students took home flash cards to study them at home.
Vocabulary:
Vocabulary:
La ciudad = the city
El restaurante = the restaurant
La escuela = the school
La biblioteca = the library
La librería = the bookstore
La oficina = the office
La oficina de Correos = the Post Office
El banco = the bank
El supermercado = the supermarket
El cine = the movies
El parque = the park
El hospital = the hospital
La estación de policía = the police station
La estación de bomberos = the fire station
La gasolinera = the gas station
La tienda = the store
La tienda de videos = the video store
La casa = the house
El apartamento = the apartment
La peluquería = the hairdresser’s
El centro comercial = the mall
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