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What you will learn in this lesson:
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vocabulary related to linens, smoking, reading material
to conjugate and use the verb ser—the other verb meaning “to be”
to tell time
colors and other adjectives
the word hay (there is, there are, is there?, are there?)
to conjugate and use regular -er verbs in the present tense
to conjugate and use regular -ir verbs in the present tense
vocabulary related to a pediatric visit
to form, conjugate, and use the future tense
the essentials of basic grammar/structure
the correct use of ser and estar
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The goal of this lesson is to be able to conjugate -er and -ir verbs in the present tense, and to be able to use them in sentences and questions to ask a parent or adult what brings the baby or child patient in (chief complaint), to talk about what needs to be done next (talking about the future), to talk about nationality and the time of day, to describe things, and to be able to conduct a pediatric consultation.
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HOSPITAL AND REHABILITATION FACILITY ITEMS
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If you work in a hospital or certain medical facilities, your patients may request some of the following items (though you would not agree to some of the items shown here!).
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You may have noticed that there are two verbs (ser and estar) which both mean “to be.” Ser is often used to denote a characteristic or a more permanent state of being. It is conjugated in the following manner:
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Escriba (Favor de escribir) la frase con la forma correcta de ser. (Write the sentence using the correct form of the verb ser.)
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EJEMPLO Yo soy de los Estados Unidos.
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(I am from the United States.)
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Tú ___________________________________.
Ellos ___________________________________.
Los técnicos ___________________________________.
Tú y yo ___________________________________.
El turista ___________________________________.
Nosotros ___________________________________.
Ella ___________________________________.
Todos2 no ___________________________________.
Todo el ...