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- Grammatical structures are the way that words are put together to form sentences.
- (raises hand) What are grammatical structures?
- Yes, there are many different types of grammatical structures. Some of the most common ones are infinitives, gerunds, and conditionals.
- Today, we're going to be talking about different grammatical structures in Spanish.
- (raises hand) Are there different types of grammatical structures?
- Infinitives are verb forms that do not indicate tense, person, or number. They are used to express general actions or states. For example, the infinitive of "to eat" is "comer."
- Can you give me an example of how to use an infinitive in a sentence?
- Can you give me an example of how to use a gerund in a sentence?
- I am eating tacos right now.
- What about gerunds?
- Gerunds are verb forms that end in -ing. They are used to express actions that are in progress. For example, the gerund of "to eat" is "comiendo."
- Sure. I like to eat tacos.
- Can you give me an example of how to use a conditional in a sentence?Teacher: If I had a taco right now, I would eat it.
- Conditionals are verb forms that are used to express conditions or hypotheses. For example, the conditional of "to eat" is "comería."
- That's a lot of information!
- I think I'm starting to get it.
- That's great! We'll be practicing these structures more in the next few lessons.
- I know, but it's important to understand these grammatical structures if you want to speak Spanish correctly.
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