COURSE 3 - OVERVIEW OF TENSES - CONTINUED
LESSON 1
WATCH IT - VIDEO LESSON #8 - THE STRESSED VOWEL
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HEAR IT - BLUE - VOCABULARY SET #10 - 00410
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FIND IT - BLUE - VOCABULARY SET #10 - 00410
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BUILD IT - BLUE - VOCABULARY SET #10 - 00410
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FIND IT - GREEN - VOCABULARY SET #6 - 00420
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TRANSLATE IT - GREEN - VOCABULARY SET #6 - 00420
Perhaps you didn't realize it, but in English, the word "you" takes a plural verb: "he is, they are, you are" or "he was, they were, you were".
But in Spanish, the singular "you" takes a singular verb ("usted is, tú is" or "usted was, tú was"). And only a plural "you" takes a plural verb ("ustedes are" or "ustedes were").
Employ this 'Spanglish' strategy throughout this program, even though it may seem strange at first.
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· If you started the previous version of the program, you can still scroll down to see it, although it won't quite be in sync with the days that have been revised, but it's pretty close.
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· You already know that to make a verb plural, usually adding the one-letter suffix "-N". (There's only one exception!)
· While the one-letter suffix "-S" makes a noun plural, today you'll learn when to add an "-S" to a verb.
VOCABULARY & PRONUNCIATION
VERB SET #10
negotiate, deliberate,
converse, dialog,
consider, contemplate
discuss, debate,
understand, respond,
concede, desist
HEAR IT
VIDEO LESSONS #5
THE SUBJECT "TÚ"
WATCH IT #5-A
WATCH IT #5-B (The Stressed Syllable)
USING VERBS WITH THE SUBJECT "TÚ"
THE BLUE PATTERN
WATCH IT - VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS
FIND IT
SEE IT
THE GREEN PATTERN
FIND IT
SEE IT
