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Cognate
a. A word that looks the same or sounds the same in English as it does in Spanish.

ex: color
repita
mapa
no
alarma
2. Word Order
a. In Spanish, the adjective typically goes after the noun.
3. Gender
a. In Spanish, nouns and adjectives are classified as either masculine or feminine.

ex: el libro = the book
la mesa = the table
4. Number
a. In Spanish, nouns, adjectives, and person are either singular or plural.

ex: el libro = the book (m, single)
los libros = (m, plural)
5. Agreement
a. In Spanish, nouns and adjectives must agree in gender, and in number.

ex:
el libro blanco - masculine singular
la mesa blanca - feminine singular
los libros blancos - masculine plural
las mesas blancas - feminine plural
6. Indefinite Article
a. A, an, some
b. Indefinite articles accompany nouns and tell number and gender.
c. Not specific

ex: un libro = a book
unos libros = some books
una mesa = a table
una mesas = some tables
7. Definite Article
"The"
Definite articles accompany nouns and tell gender and number "specific"

el libro= the book
los libros= the books
8. Nombre/ Sustantivo
person, place, thing, or idea

Nouns will alsways have a gender (m.f)

Nouns will always have a number (s.pl.)

Always have an article and can be replaced by pronouns
9. Adjetivo
"adjective"

modify nouns. They agree with nouns in gender and number

ex: el libro rojo
los libros rojos
10. Adverbio
"adverb"

modify verbs. Usually end in mente

In English they usually end in ly

ex: quickly = rápidamente
slowly= lentamente
11. Verbo
verb"

show action

in Spanish infinitives end in er, ir, or ar

They can be regular or irregular and they can be cognated
12. Tense
When it happens
past/present

In Spanish we will learn presenta, imperfecto, and préterito in WLS and Spanish 2
13. Infinite
Very in its unchanged form

Infinitive has to start with "to" if its in English

In Spanish ends in ar, er, or ir.

Ex: To be = ser
To live = vivir
14. To conjugate
"Changing the verb"

To give the different forms of the verb as they vary according to tense, number, and person
15. 1st, 2nd, 3rd person
"Who is doing the action"

1st s = I 1st pl= we
2nd s= you 2nd pl= y'all
3rd s = he/she 3rd pl= you/ they
16. Peer Editing
"Helping your buddy"

"Editing someone's paper"
17. Los Interagativos
How to ask questions in Spanish

¿dónde? (where)

¿por qué? (why)

¿quién? (who)

¿cómo? (how)

¿qué? (what)

¿ cuántos/as? (how many)

¿cuánto/a? (how much)

¿cuándo? (when)

¿cúal? (which)
18. Gerund
A gerund is the "ing" form of the verb.

Ex:
To write escribar- escribiendo writing
To eat comer- comiendo eating
To breathe respirar- respirando breathe