Mi Vida Diaria

Señora Waters

español II

AbejaWhat does it mean when a verb is called What does it mean when a verb is called “reflexive?” Turn to your compañero/a and “reflexive?” Turn to your compañero/a and explain it to him/her!explain it to him/her!

Then share in SPANISH your list from last Then share in SPANISH your list from last week’s abeja of 3 daily routine activities week’s abeja of 3 daily routine activities you performyou perform

Objectives of the Chapter

Students will be able to:Students will be able to:

Talk about daily routine using reflexive Talk about daily routine using reflexive verbsverbs

Talk about what time they do things to get ready Talk about what time they do things to get ready for school or bedfor school or bed

Talk about parts of the bodyTalk about parts of the body

Talk about daily choresTalk about daily chores

Talk about different rooms in the houseTalk about different rooms in the house

“Yo puedo…”

Yo puedo identificar verbos reflexivosYo puedo identificar verbos reflexivos

Yo puedo conjugar verbos reflexivosYo puedo conjugar verbos reflexivos

• Repaso: – Reflexive verbs

–Are verbs that reflect the action back –The person doing the action also receives the action.

Reflexive Verbs vs. Non-reflexive Verbs

• Reflexives, in their simple form, have “se” in the ending. They are very easy to spot in a list.

Spotting Reflexive Verbs

What can the “se” become?

Myself - Yo = Me

What can the “se” become?

Myself - Yo = Me

Yourself - Tú = Te

What can the “se” become?

Myself - Yo = Me

Yourself - Tú = Te

He/ She – Él/ Ella = se (same)

What can the “se” become?

Myself - Yo = Me

Yourself - Tú = Te

He/ She – Él/ Ella = se (same)

We - Nosotros = nos

What can the “se” become?

Myself - Yo = me

Yourself - Tú = te

He/ She – Él/ Ella = se (same)

We - Nosotros = nos

They – Ellos/ Ellas = se

Reflexive Conjugations

Justin wants YOU to Reflex Your Verby!

Steps for Reflexive Verb ConjugationsDon’t be so quick to conjugate!Don’t be so quick to conjugate!

3 Steps3 Steps

Ignore “se” Ignore “se”

Conjugate verb for the subject with the same endings Conjugate verb for the subject with the same endings we already know for AR, ER, IR verbswe already know for AR, ER, IR verbs

Put “se” in front of the verb and change it to match Put “se” in front of the verb and change it to match the subjectthe subject

Conjugation in ActionEx. LevantarEx. Levantarse se = to lift up/ stand up= to lift up/ stand up

Ignore “Ignore “sese””

Conjugate verb for the subject with the same endings we Conjugate verb for the subject with the same endings we already know for AR, ER, IR verbsalready know for AR, ER, IR verbs

Put “se” in front of the verb and change it to match the Put “se” in front of the verb and change it to match the subjectsubject

•Yo me levanto•Tú te levantas•Él se levanta

•Nostros nos levantamos•Vosotros os levantáis•Ellos se levantan

Te toca a tí

Practice conjugations on the 2Practice conjugations on the 2ndnd page of your packet page of your packet

When you are done, show Sra. Waters for class work When you are done, show Sra. Waters for class work points!points!

Then, work on your packetThen, work on your packet

Some information might repeat, but it will be good Some information might repeat, but it will be good practicepractice