Lesson 2.03 & 2.04

I am going to geometry class: _________

7th Period: _____________

Wednesday, July 7, 2021: _______________

Sunday: __________________

I am going to geometry class: Yo voy a la clase de geometría

7th Period: Periodo séptimo

Wednesday, July 7, 2021: Miércoles, El 7 de Julio de 2021

Sunday: Domingo

The clock: El reloj

The hour: La hora

I am on time: Estoy a tiempo

You are late: Llegas tarde

You are early: Llegas temparano

It starts: Comienza/ Empieza

It ends: termina

I have time: Tengo tiempo

See you tomorrow: Hasta mañana

See you later: Hasta luego

Before we beginning telling time, I need you to know numbers by tens from 20 - 60.

20: Viente

30: Treinta

40: Cuarenta

50: Cincuenta

60: Sesenta

Any number after 20, follows the same rule:

Base number + y + Second Digit

Ejemplo: 32 ; treinta + y + dos

Treinta y dos

When you want to ask someone the time, you say: Qué hora es?

When you want to ask when something starts or ends, you would say: A qué hora...?

Ejemplo: A qué hora termina la clase de español?

When telling time, there are two ways you will respond.

1 o' clock is SINGULAR, which means you are going to use "es la..."

Ejemplo: 1:32 "es la una treinta y dos"

**Remember that you have to keep the same formula of when you write numbers when writing the time.**

Every other hour uses the following formula/phrase:

hour + y + number of minutes

"Son las..."

Ejemplo: 2:34 PM; son las dos y treinta y cuatro

Here are some phrases that people will say after the time to specify specific information.

En punto: on the dot

de la mañana: used for morning hours (12:00 AM - 11:59 AM)

de la tarde: used for afternoons hours (12:00 PM - 7:00 or 8:00 PM)

de la noche: used for night hours. (8:00 PM - 11:59 PM)

y cuarto: this means that it is 15 minutes past the hour (3:15 = son las tres y cuarto)

Mediodía: Noon

Medianoche: Midnight

We learned that there are three types of verb endings: -ar, -er, and -ir

I want to give you time to practice this with me and then we should be able to move quickly through 2.04 on Friday.

Contar: to count

Hablar: to talk

Aprender: to learn

Escribir: to write

When you conjugate a verb, you take the verb ending from the complete word and change it.

Ejemplo: Contar = cont + ar

When I change my verb, I will write cont, and then write the correct verb ending

Cont + ar

Yo: Conto

Tú: Contas

Él, Ella, Usted: Conta

Nosotros: Contamos

Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes: Contan

Habl +ar

Yo: hablo

Tú: hablas

Él, Ella, Usted: Habla

Nosotros: Hablamos

Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes: Hablan

Aprend + er

Yo: Aprendo

Tú: Aprendas

Él, Ella, Usted: Aprenda

Nosotros: Aprendamos

Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes: Aprendan

Escrib + ir

Yo: Escribo

Tú: Escribas

Él, Ella, Usted: Escribe

Nosotros: Escribimos

Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes: Escriben