Extra credit points if you do what he says at the end of the video: Look at the practice worksheet and write out the Spanish translations. Then look at the answers and make sure you are right. Then say them a couple times to yourself. Once you've done that and it rolls off the tongue, call me and read it aloud to me on the Spanish voicemail number.
Here is a list of verbs that are a part of our special Periphrasis structures: These are just the ones that use "a" - this is for your own knowledge. :) If any of them are phrases you'd want to know how to use, you might make note of them.
First page of Indirect object worksheet (BRING this back to class on Tuesday)
Homework:
Study ch. 12 for quiz on Tuesday (know where to put indirect object pronouns in sentences and commands.)
Do the two following flashcard activities. If you don't know these well, play the games first and get them lodged in your memory. You may do the test as many times as you want to get the grade you want. Send me a screen shot or a picture for your grade for both these sets of flashcards.
CHANGE/BE SURE the question and answer section says: "Definition/Term":
YOU WILL NEED to type in an e with an accent = "é"
Choice one: hold down the "ALT" key and while holding it type 0233
Choice two: copy the é from this post and paste it in by ONLY pressing "CTRL" +"v" at the same time.
Now, this pop quiz is going to give you a 22/22 as long as you finish putting in the words right, but if you "finish" by just guessing until you get it, you don't actually know the words and I'm suggesting you keep doing it for your own sake to be sure you know these well.
