Repaso General (General Review)

Learning Objectives Conjugate regular -AR verbs in the present tense for 'yo', 'tú', and 'él/ella/usted'. Identify the gender (masculine/feminine) of common food nouns. Make adjectives agree in gender with the nouns they describe. Recall and use at least 10 common Spanish food words. Construct simple sentences combining a subject, an -AR verb, and a food item. Ask and answer simple questions about what someone eats or does. Do you like to talk about what you eat and what you do for fun? 🌮⚽ Let's review how to say all of that in Spanish! In this general review, we will practice everything we've learned in our '¡Hola, Mundo!' chapter. We'll go over talking about actions with -AR verbs, describing yummy foods with adject...

TermDefinitionExample Verbo (-AR)An action word that ends in -AR in its original form, like 'hablar' (to talk) or 'cantar' (to sing).Caminar (to walk) Conjugación (Conjugation)Changing the ending of a verb to match who is doing the action (like 'I', 'you', or 'he/she').The verb 'hablar' changes to 'hablo' for 'yo' (I). Sustantivo (Noun)A word for a person, place, or thing. In Spanish, nouns are either masculine or feminine.la manzana (the apple), el plátano (the banana) Adjetivo (Adjective)A word that describes a noun, like a color or a size.rojo (red), grande (big) Concordancia (Agreement)Making your adjective match the noun it describes in gender (masculine/feminine).el plátano amarillo (the yellow banana),...

Present Tense -AR Verb Endings Yo -> -o | Tú -> -as | Él/Ella/Usted -> -a To conjugate a regular -AR verb, first drop the -AR from the end. Then, add the new ending that matches the person doing the action. Adjective Agreement (Gender) Masculine Noun + Adjective ending in -o | Feminine Noun + Adjective ending in -a If a noun is masculine (like 'el plátano'), its describing word should also be masculine ('amarillo'). If a noun is feminine ('la manzana'), its describing word should be feminine ('roja').