Review Day – Travel from station to station and complete the following tasks.
1. Practice expressions with tener
a. Tener + que + infinitive verb
b. Tener +ganas de + infinitive verb
c. Tener sueño
d. Tener prisa
2. Talking about future plans
a. Ir +a + infinitive verb
b. Pensar + infinitive verb
3. Extending invitations
a. ¿Quieres + infinitive verb
b. ¿Te gustaría + infinitive verb
c. Te invito a + noun or infinitive verb
4. Vocabulary
5. Conjugation
1. Practice expressions with tener
a. Show the conjugation of tener
b. Tener + que + infinitive verb
i. Tell what each of the following people have to do to get an A on the test Wed.
1. I have to study
2. You have to be ready (expression from textbook)
3. He has to think.
4. We have to prepare.
5. You all have to listen.
6. They need to do nothing.
c. Tener +ganas de + infinitive verb
i. Tell what each of the following people are motivated to do:
1. Yo
2. You have energy to shower yourself.
3. He has energy to play basketball.
4. We have energy to receive good grades.
5. Y’all have energy to play music.
6. They have energy to do homework.
d. Tener sueño – who is sleepy? Tell in Spanish
e. Tener prisa – who is rushed? Tell in Spanish
1. Talking about future plans
a. Show the conjugation of ir
b. Show the conjugation of pensar
c. Something that is often confused is the formulas we have learned for expressing future
plans. You already know how to use ir to talk about going to a place. Such as “Voy a la
escuela” – I go to the school. The letter “a” indicates “to” a place. We use this exact
same expression but drop the place and add an infinitive verb to express the future:
“Voy a bailar” – I am going to dance or “Vamos a ir a la escuela” – We are going to go to
the school.
Pensar is a verb that you will conjugate and will be followed immediately by another
verb. Pensar alone means to think. “Pienso que tu eres especial” – I think you are
special. Pensar followed by a verb is used to express plans or what we think we will do.
“Pienso hacer mi tarea” – I plan to do my homework.
d. Ir +a + infinitive verb – Tell what the following people are going to do
i. Yo
ii. You are going to talk on the phone.
iii. She is going to scuba dive
iv. We are going to go to a graduation party
v. Y’all are going to be(temporary) busy
vi. They are going to call.
e. Pensar + infinitive verb – Tell what the following people are planning to do
i. Yo
ii. You plan to shave yourself.
iii. He plans to have plans.
iv. We plan to go to the movies.
v. Yall plan to begin
vi. They plan to come to our party.
1. Extending invitations
a. ¿Quieres + infinitive verb
b. ¿Te gustaría + infinitive verb
c. Te invito a + noun or infinitive verb
2. Write an invitation using each of the phrases above
3. Ask each of your group mates to do something with you and write down how they responded in
the third person.
Ex: “¿Señorita, te gustaría ir a la biblioteca?”
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“No, tengo que lavarme el pelo.”  Señorita tiene que lavarse el pelo.
Vocabulary – find the definitions of the following words
Quién
Diga
Línea
Estar ocupado/a
Un recado
Lo siento
Boda
Acuario
Campo
Circo
Ciudad
Claro que si
Cumpleaños
Sorpresa
Lago
Museo
Parque de atracciones
Teatro
Zoológico
Como no
La fecha
Una cita
Qué lastima
Tal vez
Otro día
Planes
Prisa
Sueño
Ganas
Dientes
Jabón
Maquillaje
Cepillo
Pasta de dientes
peine
Conjugation
1. stem changing verbs – conjugate any 2 from first set and any 1 from second set
Pensar
Querer
Empezar
Preferir
Jugar
Poder
Dormir
2. reflexive verbs – conjugate any 2
Afeitarse
Ducharse
Lavarse
Maquillarse
Peinarse
ponerse
3.irregular verbs – conjugate all of the following
Tener
Ir
Venir
Ser
Estar
poner