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    This document provides vocabulary for various articles of clothing in English and Spanish. It then introduces possessive adjectives like "my, your, his, her, our, their" and example sentences using them. Finally, it covers the past tense verbs "was" and "were" including affirmative, negative, and question forms. The key information covered includes lists of clothing items, examples of possessive sentences, and conjugations of "was" and "were".

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    This document provides vocabulary for various articles of clothing in English and Spanish. It then introduces possessive adjectives like "my, your, his, her, our, their" and example sentences using them. Finally, it covers the past tense verbs "was" and "were" including affirmative, negative, and question forms. The key information covered includes lists of clothing items, examples of possessive sentences, and conjugations of "was" and "were".

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    Was and Were

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    This document provides vocabulary for various articles of clothing in English and Spanish. It then introduces possessive adjectives like "my, your, his, her, our, their" and example sentences using them. Finally, it covers the past tense verbs "was" and "were" including affirmative, negative, and question forms. The key information covered includes lists of clothing items, examples of possessive sentences, and conjugations of "was" and "were".

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    CLASE DE INGLES

    NRO 8
    Clothes (prendas o ropa)
    Dress: vestido
    Blouse: blusa Suit: traje
    Sweater: Chaleco Jacket: chaqueta
    Skirt: falda Shirt: camisa
    Belt: cinturón Pants: pantalones
    Boots: botas Socks: calcetines
    Jeans Coat: abrigo
    Sweatshirt: sudadera T-shirt: polera
    Hoodie: poleron con capucha. Shorts
    Hood: capucha o gorro
    Hat: sombrero Shoes: zapatos
    Scarf: bufanda
    Es mi bolso  Es mio De quein es este bolso?
    Es tu chaqueta  Es tuya Es el bolso de Greg
    Es su abrigo  Es suyo
    Son sus zapatos  Son de ella. De quien es ese bolso?
    Son nuestras prendas  Son nuestras Es el bolso de un estudiante
    Son sus bolsos  Son de ellos.
    De quiene son esos bolsos?
    Son los bolsos de los estudiantes.
    Pasado del verbo “Be”

    Was and were ◦ Era, eran, estaba, estaban

    Was: Were:
    I You
    He We
    She They
    It
    Was and were. Affirmative
    ◦ Hungry (hangry)hambriento
    ◦ Nurse (con papa) enfermera
    ◦ Big: grande

    ◦ Early (erly) temprano


    ◦ Quiet (cuayet): silencioso, tranquilo. Como verbo es ”hacer
    callar”
    Was and were. Negattive
    Was not / wasn´t
    Were not / weren´t

    Ejemplos:
    You were not / weren´t at home
    I was not / wasn´t at home We were not / weren´t at the party
    She was not / wasn´t happy They were not / weren´t friends
    It wasn´t blue
    Was and were. Questions
    Was / were + subjet + (verbo) + complemento

    Was she happy? Were you at the cinema last night?


    Was I mad? Were we there?
    Was he at home? Were they happy?
    Tarea
    ◦ Aprenderse bien los possesivos: proxima clase un ejercicio.

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