<p>Nombre ______Feacha ______Periodo</p><p>Answer the following questions</p><p>1. What’s a noun? Is a person, place, thing, or idea</p><p>2. What’s a pronoun? It replaces a noun</p><p>3. What’s a cognate? A word that either sounds the same, or that is spelled the same in different languages and that have the same meaning.</p><p>4. What’s genre? Idea/ theme</p><p>5. What’s a verb? A word that describes an action_</p><p>6. What’s an infinitive verb? An action word before it specifies who does the action and the time of the action</p><p>7. What do all infinitive verbs have in common in English? They all share the same beginning: to: ….</p><p>8. What do all infinitive verbs have in common in Spanish? They share the same set of endigns</p><p>9. What are the three Spanish infinitive verb endings? –ar, -er, and -ir</p><p>10. What does “hablar” mean? ______</p><p>Don’t worry, you are almost done No te preocupes, ya casi acabas Fill in each column as specified in the first road English Pronouns List the Spanish pronouns List the –ar end endings in Conjugate Hablar/ to speak order or to talk</p><p>I Yo O hablo</p><p>You (s/i) tú -as hablas</p><p>You (s/f) usted -a habla</p><p>He él -a habla</p><p>She ella -a habla</p><p>We nosotros -amos hablamos</p><p>You (p/i) vosotros -áis habláis</p><p>You (p/f) ustedes -an hablan</p><p>They (m) ellos -an hablan</p><p>They (f) ellas -an hablan</p><p>¡¡¡Adiós!!!! ¡Tú eres muy inteligente!/You are very intelligent!</p>