De compras en Barcelona

• Spaans
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

¿Qué vamos a aprender hoy?

You will learn...

• Names of shops
• A way to refer to the recent past
• How to describe a shopping trip

Go to Mira 2. Page 86, ex. 1

Listen to the audio and choose the correct order

1. h,c,a,g,j,e,b,f,i,d
2. h,c,a,g,e,j,b,f,i,d
3. h,c, a,g,e,j,b,f,d,i

Go to Mira 2. Page 86, ex. 2

Listen to the audio and choose the correct order

1. 1.b 2.f 3.d 4.i 5.g 6.h 7.c 8.e 9.j 10.a
2. 1.d 2.f 3.b 4.i 5.g 6.h 7.c 8.e 9.j 10.a
3. 1.b 2.f 3.d 4.i 5.g 6.c 7.h 8.e 9.j 10.a

What does ¿dónde se puede(n) comprar...? mean?

Choose the correct product after each question:
¿Dónde se puede comprar...

1. estos libros?
2. este libro?

¿Dónde se pueden comprar...

1. bolígrafos
2. un bolígrafo

Watch the video in the following slide and do the exercises that follow.

Are the following sentences from the video True or False?

He comprado un peluche para mi vecino por 30 euros.

1. Verdadero
2. Falso

He comprado una postal para mi madre por 30 céntimos

1. Verdadero
2. Falso

He comprado unas botas para mi hermana por 20 euros

1. Verdadero
2. Falso

He comprado unos zapatos para mí por 29 euros

1. Verdadero
2. Falso

What do you think the verb "He comprado" means? Write your answer in this slide and then watch the following video to check if you did it correctly.

PRETÉRITO PERFECTO-REGULAR FORM

Note: When we translate this tense into English we translate the verb "Haber" as "Have" ( he visitado>I have visited), however bear in mind that in Spanish the verb "Haber" does not mean "to have". "Tener" means "to have"

PRETÉRITO PERFECTO-IRREGULAR PARTICIPLES

PRETÉRITO PERFECTO-USE

We use the Pretérito Perfecto when we refer to a recent past. For example:

 

Hoy he comido un bocadillo

(Today I have eaten a sandwich)

Esta mañana he hablado con mi amiga

(This morning I have talked to my friend)

Pretérito Perfecto vs Pretérito Indefinido

Pretérito Perfecto: It is used to talk about an action that happened in the recent past

Este fin de semana he comprado un vestido 

(This weekend I have bought a dress)

Pretérito Indefinido: It is used to talk about an action that started and finished in the past and it has no relationship with the present.

El fin de semana pasado compré un vestido

(Last weekend I bought a dress)

Go to Mira 2. Page 87, ex. 4

Listen to the audio and choose the correct answers:

1. Javier compró pan, pasteles, carne y lechuga en el centro comercial El Corte Inglés
2. Javier compró pan, pasteles, pescado y lechuga en el supermercado del Corte Inglés
3. Javier compró pan, pasteles y pechugas de pollo en un supermercado

Listen to the audio and choose the correct answer:

1. La Casa del libro es una papelería enorme
2. La Casa del Libro es una librería
3. Natalia compró un libro y tres cómics

Listen to the audio and choose the correct answer:

1. Miguel fue de compras solo
2. Miguel compró ropa con una amiga

Listen to the audio and choose the correct answer:

1. José compró un disco de Shakira que se llama Daily Record
2. José compró un CD de Shakira en una tienda de música grande
3. José compró un CD de Shakira

Go to Mira 2, page 87,ex. 5

Read the text and answer the questions in the following slides

Who has a negative opinion about shopping?

1. Elisa
2. Pepita

Elisa normally goes shopping

1. Only in the weekends
2. twice per week
3. three times per week

What did Pepita buy the last time she went shopping?

1. black boots
2. very expensive sport shoes
3. cheap sport shoes
4. expensive jeans

What is Elisa going to do tomorrow?

1. She is going to go out with her friends
2. She is going to buy clothes
3. She is going to buy some CDs and a ring

Go to Mira 2 page 87 ex. 6

Write your text in the following slide

No

Imagine that your text is a blog entry in a Spanish blog related to fashion and shopping. Please use the appropriate format and use the Spanish keyboard for the accents, etc.