Objetivo: to identify phrases that express someone must do something. Ahora: List 3 adverbs and where are they placed in a sentence. Conjugate tener Yo tengo Nosotros tenemos Tú tienes Vosotros tenéis Él Ella tiene Ud. Ellos Ellas tienen Uds. Choose a “pet” verb • Look at the vocabulary list of –ar verbs. • Choose a verb from the list, or one that we have already learned. (trabajar, bailar, cantar, etc.) • That verb is your pet. You must know what it means and how to conjugate it. • If someone is having trouble with that verb, they will ask you for help. Expressing obligation • In Spanish, two phrases are often used to say that someone MUST or HAS to do something. The first phrase refers to someone specific. (Example: he, my mom, Marta) Tener que + infinitive You conjugate tener according the subject. Example: Tù tienes que ayudar tu padre. He has to study. Él tiene que estudiar. We have to wait for my brother. Nosotros tenemos que esperar a mi hermano. I have to use the computer. Yo tengo que usar la computadora. Hay que • The second phrase that is used to talk about what one must do is: – Hay que + infinitive • Hay que is used when there is NOT a specific subject. – For example: You have to (one must) listen in class. – You have to (one must) study. One must prepare the homework. Hay que preparar la tarea. Repaso • Which expression refers to what specific people have to do? Tener que • Which expression refers to what anyone must do? Hay que