1. SPANISH TWO
Chapter 5
Lifestyle and Activates

2. WHAT THIS CHAPTER CONTAINS…
 Section 5.1
 Section 5.2 Quit

3. SECTION 5.1
 What this section contains
 Sport and Exercise Vocabulary
 Talking about staying fit and healthy
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 More Vocabulary
 Preterite Practice

4. SPORT AND EXERCISE VOCABULARY
VOCABOLARIO DE DEPORTESYEJERCICIO
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 Quedeportetegustaríapracticar? 5.1
 What sports do you like to play?
 Escalarmontañas- to climb mountains
 El montañismo- mountain climbing
 Remar- to row
 El remo-rowing
 Nadar-to swim
 La natación-swimming
 El senderismo- hiking
 Montar en bicicleta- to ride a bike
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 El ciclismo-cycling
 Correr- to run
 El atletismo-track and field
 Estirarse- to stretch

5. STAYING FIT AND HEALTHY Back
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Quehacesparaesta en plena Sigounadietasanaybalanceaday 5.1
forma? hagoejerciciostodos los dias.
What do you do to stay in good I follow a healthy and well
shape? balanced diet, and I exercise
every day.
Duermes lo suficiente? Sí. Ayer, porejemplo,
dormiporochohoras.
Do you get enough sleep? Yes, yesterday for example I slept
for 8 hours.
Es preciso come Sí, ya losé. Quit
muchasverduras. Tambiénesimportantebebermuc
haagua.
It’s necessary to eat many Yes, I already know that. Also it’s
vegetables. important to drink a lot of water.

6. MORE VOCABULARY Back
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 Inscribirse en un gimnasio- 5.1
sign up for a gym
 Moverse (ue)- move
 Levantarpesas- to lift weights
 El levantamiento de pesas-weight lifting
 Hacerabdominales- to do crunches
 Hacerejerciciosaeróbicos- to do aerobic exercises
 Saltar a la cuerda- to jump rope
 Practicarlasartesmarciales- to practice martial arts
 Sudar- to sweat Quit
 Bajar de peso- to lose weight
 Aumentar de peso-to gain weight Click here for word
pronunciation
 Sudor-sweat (noun)

7. Click here for
a helpful
hint
PRETERITE PRACTICE Back
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AR ENDINGS 5.1
Yo: é Nosotros: amos
Tú:aste Vosotros: asteis
El/ella/usted: ó Ellos/ellas/ustedes:aron
ER/ IR ENDINGS
Yo: í Nostros:imos
Tú: iste Vosotros: isteis
El/ella/usted:ió Ellos/ellas/ustedes: ieron Quit
Ejemplo: Correr Ejemplo: Asistir
corrí corrimos asistí asistimos
corriste corristeis asististe asististeis
corrió corrieron asistió asistieron

8. SECTION 5.2
 What this section contains…
 Telling someone what to do and what not to do
 Vocabulary
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 Positive tú commands
 Irregular Positive tú commands
 Negative tú commands
 Irregular Negative tú commands and spelling changers

9. TELLING SOMEONE WHAT TO DO AND WHAT
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5.2
Ponte en forma. No seas flojo (a).
Get in shape. Don’t be lazy.
Deja de fumar. No fumesmás. Quit
Stop Smoking. Don’t smoke anymore.
Ten cuidado. No añadassal a la comida.
Be careful. Don’t add salt to the food.

10. VOCABULARY Back
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5.2
 El bienestar- well being
 Dedicar- to dedicate
 Entrenarsepara la competencia- to train oneself for the
competition.
 El estrés- stress Click here for word
pronunciation
 Evitar la grasa- to avoid fats
 El hábito- habit
 Hacerrégimen- to do a diet Quit
 Mantenerse en forma- to stay in shape
 Relajarse- to relax
 Respirarprofundamente- to breathe deeply
 La salud- health

11. POSITIVE TÚ COMMANDS Back
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5.2
 Formed with the present tense él/ella/usted form of the verb.
 Ejemplos:
 Caminarcamina
 Comer come
 Dormirduerme ** stem change
 If the verb is reflexive, add the reflexive pronoun te to the end
of the command.
 Ejemplos
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 RelajarseRelájate
 EntrenarseEntrénate
Click on the picture for an online
 Estirarseestírate tutorial of commands, in the
Spanish Language

12. IRREGULAR POSITIVE TÚ COMMANDS Back
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5.2
hacer haz
poner pon
tener ten
ir ve
ser sé
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venir ven
salséto ven on the
salir sal
pon that he hazten
decir di ships in the ve!

13. NEGATIVE TÚ COMMANDS Back
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5.2
 Use the present tense tú form with the opposite
ending. (AR verbses; ER & IR  as)
 Ejemplos
 Fumar No Fumes
 CorrerNoCorras
 Dormir No Duermas
 If the verb is reflexive, put the reflexive pronoun te
after the “no” and before the command. Quit
 Ejemplos
 Relajarse No terelajes
 Entrenarse no teentrenes
 Estirarse no teestires

14. IRREGULAR NEGATIVE TÚ COMMANDS AND
SPELLING CHANGERS Back
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5.2
Irregular verbs: Spelling Changes:
The same verbs that are Some negative commands will have
irregular as positive a spelling change. Verbs that end in
commands are also irregular –car, -gar, or –zar, will change in
negative commands. spellling to maintain the correct
sound.
Hacer Nohagas •1. –car verbs: the c changes to qu.
Poner No pongas •Ex. Practicarpractiques
Tener No tengas Quit
•2. –gar verbs: the g changes to gu
Ir No vayas •Ex. Jugarjuegues
Ser No seas
•3.-zar verbs: the z changes to c
Venir No vengas •Ex. Empezarnoempieces
Salir No salgas
Decir No digas

15. ABOUT THE AUTHOR
 My name is Katelyn Roskamp I am a student at
Grand Valley State University. I am studying to be a
Spanish and Sociology teacher, and I am very
excited about being a teacher someday. This is a
powerpoint I created covering a chapter in a high
school Spanish class, to help engage the
students, while incorporating technology.
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16. RESOURCES SLIDE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMy0TyCEFz4&fea
ture=PlayList&p=5719D69EE7A3BF54&index=36
Information Based off Textbook “VenConmigo Level
2, Chapter 5”
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