Spanish Irregular Preterite PowerPoint

94-slide Spanish Irregular Preterite PowerPoint includes: expressions used with the preterite; demonstration of lack of accent; irregular preterite tense endings and stems; all the irregular preterite verbs used in context with engaging visuals; estar, tener, andar, saber, poner, poder, hacer, querer, venir, ir, ser, decir, traer, dar, ver; comparison between, andar and ir
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Foreign Language, Spanish
Grade Levels
9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
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PowerPoint Presentations, Minilessons

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Spanish Irregular Preterite PowerPoint

Spanish Irregular Preterite PowerPoint by Angie Torre
Spanish Grammar

This 94-slide Spanish Irregular Preterite PowerPoint includes the following:

~Expressions used with the preterite tense
~Demonstration of lack of accent
~Irregular preterite tense endings
~Irregular preterite tense stems
~All the irregular preterite verbs used in context with visuals: estar, tener, andar, saber, poner, poder, hacer, querer, venir, ir, ser, decir, traer, dar, ver
~Comparison between, “andar” and “ir”
~Comparison of the meaning of the imperfect and the preterite of the verbs, “tener, saber, poder, querer” and the negative meaning o “querer” in the preterite tense.
~Two cloze practices in which students complete the story by choosing the appropriate verb and the correct conjugation
~Modeling of the use of direct object pronouns with the verb, “ver” and indirect object pronouns with the verb, “dar”
~Spanish Irregular Preterite PowerPoint Competition in which students complete the sentence by writing the correct conjugation of the given irregular preterite verb
~Spanish Irregular Preterite PowerPoint Bell practice in which students determine if the sentence is logical and, if not, change it to a logical one using irregular preterite verbs.
~For Spanish Three: Comparison of imperfect vs. preterite of the verbs, “tener, saber, conocer, and poder”
~Explanation of the uses of, “conocer” vs. “saber”
~Demonstration of the structures used for the verb, “saber”
~Check for Understanding in which students complete the sentences of a story by choosing the imperfect or the preterite form of the given irregular verb.
~Spanish Irregular Preterite PowerPoint Homework assignment in which students translate sentences using the imperfect or irregular preterite.
~PowerPoint answers to the homework assignment