Download Hay que… - Language Links 2006

Nombre
Clase
Piensapapel – la necesidad
A
I have to prepare dinner
Yo tengo que preparar la cena
You have to set the table
Tú tienes que poner la mesa
Mom has to clear the table
Mamá tiene que quitar la mesa
We have to wash the dishes
Nosotros tenemos que lavar los platos
Bill and Bob have to clean the kitchen
Bill y Bob tienen que limpiar la cocina
Circle the conjugated verb in Spanish (not the household chore).
Where have you seen this verb before?
What is the infinitive of this verb?
In English we say “have to.” In Spanish, instead of saying “to” we say,
How do we say “to have to” in Spanish?
B
I should tidy my room.
Yo debo arreglar mi cuarto.
Dad should mow the lawn.
Papá debe cortar el césped.
We should help Mom.
Nosotros debemos ayudar a Mamá.
Circle the conjugated verb in Spanish (not the household chore).
Where have you seen this verb before?
What is the infinitive of this verb?
In English we say “should” with no preposition after.
In Spanish we say “
” with
after.
How do we say “should” in Spanish?
pasar la aspiradora
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Nombre
Clase
C
I need to sweep the floor.
Yo necesito barrer el piso
Maria needs to take care of the children.
María necesita cuidar a los niños.
You guys need to dust the furniture.
Ustedes necesitan sacudir los muebles.
Circle the conjugated verb in Spanish (not the household chore).
Where have you seen this verb before?
What is the infinitive of this verb?
In English we say “need to.” In Spanish, instead of saying “to” we say,
How do we say “to need to” in Spanish?
Someone must take out the trash.
One must take out the trash.
D
Hay que sacar la basura.
Someone must wash the clothes.
One must wash the clothes.
Hay que lavar la ropa.
Someone must vacuum.
One must vacuum.
Hay que pasar la aspiradora
Look at the sentences in English – are we talking about a specific person?
Look at the sentences in Spanish – is there a subject pronoun? (yo, tú, él…)
When would you use the phrase “hay que”?
Look at all the household chores verbs. How do we conjugate them if we are using tener
que, deber, necesitar, or hay que?
Translate:
Pablo needs to take care of the dog.
We have to tidy the house.
Someone must mow the lawn.
You should wash the dishes.
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Nombre
Clase
Joy Martineau - Oct. 2010
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