1. Entrada: Explaining conjugation (Entrance) Write the date and title, and log the entry in your table of contents. Then answer the following questions in complete sentences in English. 1.What does it mean to “conjugate” a verb? 2.What are the steps for conjugating? 3.List the endings that we use for each subject pronoun for an –AR verb. 4.How do the –ER and –IR verb endings compare to the –AR verb endings? Español 1 El 22 de octubre de 2013

2. Mi compañero(a) y yo (My partner and I) 1. Work with a partner. Draw a Venn diagram on a sheet of notebook paper. Label the oval on the left Yo. Label the oval on the right with the name of your partner. Label the overlapping area Nosotros or Nosotras. (If you don’t like to draw ovals, you may use a 3 column chart instead.) 2. From the list below, choose five activities that you do a lot. Write your activities in the oval labeled Yo. Be sure to conjugate the verb in the yo form. Español 1 El 22 de octubre de 2013 montar en bicicletapasar tiempo con amigoscorrer hablar por teléfonopracticar deportestrabajar escribir cuentosescuchar músicacantar hablar españolleer librosbailar dibujarusar la computadoraestudiar

3. Mi compañero(a) y yo (My partner and I) 3. Interview your partner in Spanish. Ask questions to find out the five activities your partner wrote in his/her diagram. When you find out an activity, write it in the right oval of your diagram. Be sure to conjugate the verb in the él/ella form. Modelo:A: ¿Dibujas mucho? B: No, no dibujo mucho. A: Pues, ¿trabajas mucho? B: Sí, trabajo mucho. 4. Compare the two sides of your diagram. Write the activities you and your partner both do in the center. Be sure to use the nosotros(as) form. Español 1 El 22 de octubre de 2013

4. Mi compañero(a) y yo (My partner and I) 5. Use your completed diagram to write about what you and/or your partner do. Write at least five complete sentences. Modelo:Diego y yo trabajamos. Yo dibujo. Español 1 El 22 de octubre de 2013