Bellringer 9/10 Using your knowledge from English class, answer the following: What is: 1)1st person? 2) 2nd person? 3) 3rd person? 4) a noun? 5) a subject?

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Bellringer 9/10 Using your knowledge from English class, answer the following: What is: 1)1st person? 2) 2nd person? 3) 3rd person? 4) a noun? 5) a subject? 6) a subject pronoun?

In your group: For 3 minutes, brainstorm real life situations when you would need to use Spanish (whether it’s here or if you’re traveling). One person needs to write, one person needs to be ready to share.

While you’re watching: Write down AT LEAST 10 observations or things that you notice. These can be things that are similar to or different from culture here or ANYTHING else that you can think of.

Now in your group: Come up with what you agree to be the 5 most interesting observations out of everyone’s lists. (Star them on your papers). One person be ready to share (person that didn’t write or share before).