Yo puedo repasar el uso de ser.

Yesterdays test results:

Mean: 31.9 B- (79.75%) median: 29.5 C (73.75%)
mode: 41 (A+) we had 12 As
Entrega la tarea (p. 66 Act 32)
Answer these questions in Spanish:
1. De dnde eres?
2. Cmo es tu mejor amigo/a?*
(p. 37 tiene adjectivos)
3. Qu hora es?
4. De quin son estas
computadoras?
Vamos a
-mirar el video de ser (Ch 2 p. 54) y
tomar notas y hacer ejemplos (2:29)
and go over rules for each
-hacer pgina 54 actividad 13 juntos
* Yes, it is "mejor amigo/a", and there is a simple
explanation as to why on the next page

Tarea: p. 55 Act 14, write the

questions in Spanish with Spanish
answers for an adult woman you
know, maybe your mom, an aunt, grandma, teacher.
You are doing these samples to be
ready for Mondays listening activity.
We will have a 25 point quiz next
Friday, 4-28 on ser vs. estar,
including present
progressives. I added a quizlet
someone made with animations with
tons of examples.

Use the study guide and all of

your assignments from this
quarter, including what we do
next week before the test.
Remember to review the videos
too.

* Yes, it is "mejor amiga", and here is a

simple explanation as to why from
spanishdict! ....Generally speaking,
Spanish has 2 types of adjectives -
descriptive adjectives and limiting
adjectives.
Most adjectives are descritive adjectives,
and those do follow the noun. Examples:
La casa azul, el perro grande, el libro difcil,
la muchacha paraguaya, etc.
A few adjectives are limiting adjectives.
Usually these refer to quantity, such as
"mucho", "poco" , "algunos", "unas", as well
as numbers such as "dos mujeres",
veinticinco gatos", "los primeros coches",
etc. Also included in the category of limiting
adjectives are the words for better/best and
worse/worst. Therefore, "mi mejor amiga",
los mejores recuerdos", "el peor da", las
peores clases", etc.
As you go on in Spanish you will see that
there are cases that break these rules, or
there are some adjectives that change
meaning depending on whether they
precede or follow the noun, but for starters
this is a useful rule of thumb.