1. Telling whose turn it is & what you think about something
TOCAR & PARECER
Telling whose turn it is & what you think about something

2. Calentamiento Fill out the first column of the worksheet
“name the chore in Spanish”

3. TOCAR Use “tocar” to say
what you have to do
what your duties are
Whose turn it is to do something.
TOCAR is conjugated & followed by an INFINITIVE
A tí te toca sacar la basura.
A Fernando le toca lavar los platos hoy.

4. Me toca(n) Te toca(n) Le toca(n) Nos toca(n) Os toca(n) Les toca(n)
TOCAR
Me toca(n)
Te toca(n)
Le toca(n)
Nos toca(n)
Os toca(n)
Les toca(n)

5. On your worksheet… Tell who cuts the grass at your house using TOCAR
A ____ ______ toca CORTAR EL CéSPED

6. PARECER Use “parecer” To give/ask your opinion about something
To “seem” (it seems fair to me)
Me parece justo.
It is also used like “gustar”
A mí me parece fenomenal ir de compras.
I think it is awesome to go shopping.

7. PARECER Me parece(n) Nos parece(n) Te parece(n) Os parece(n)
Le parece(n)
Nos parece(n)
Os parece(n)
Les parece(n)
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8. On your worksheet… Tell what they think about it PARECER
Me, te, le, nos, les
Divertido (fun)
Fácil (easy)
Muy bien (very good)
Interestante (interesting)
Difícil (difficult)
Aburrido (boring)
Fenomenal (awesome/phenomenal)
Pésimo (awful/horrible)