SPAN 100A Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Prisa, Alejandro Lerner, Preposition And Postposition

• School: University of Victoria
• Department: Spanish
• Course: SPAN 100A
• Professor: Ulysses Alicia

Document Summary

El reloj paper desk student desk pen pen map clock. *for colours, change the o to an a to make the adjecive feminine. *colours that don"t end in an o are the same for both genders. Nouns that end in vowels, and an s. Nouns that end in consonants, and an es. Present tense spanish verb rules: no auxiliary verbs, negaive sentences need a negaive word before te conjugated verb. Llevar to speak to call to take something with you. Tomar to play an instrument to take/to drink. Rules: first name doesn"t require a deinite aricle, last name does, ex. Los pupitres de los estudiantes: de + el = del (contracion, ex. El libro del ni o: last name plurals, ex. L to sweep to run to believe to read to owe to live to open to divide to write to dust to receive vengo vienes viene. Tengo una mochila: to have to do, tener que + ininiive, ex.