El nombre
Los datos personales
Text box two: El verbo Llamarse
Analizamos
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Nota cultural. In the Spanish-speaking world we can use tú, vos and usted for the singular form you, depending on the country. For example, in México it is common to use tú as in Spain. Vos is widely used in El Salvador, Guatemala as well as in Argentina and Uruguay and in some parts of Colombia. Using usted is the formal form in many countries; however, in some countries it not only means respect but also a loving way of talking to friends and family. Now, we also use ustedes and vosotros for the plural form depending once again on the country. It is very common to use vosotros in Spain, while ustedes is a more common use in Latin American countries. None are better than others, they are simply used in different content depending on the culture and location.






Practicamos
1. Escuchamos y escribimos lo que oimos. (Listen carefully and write what you hear)
2. Responde las preguntas con tu información personal. (Answer the former question with your own personal details)
3. Escribe la forma correcta del verbo “llamarse” en las siguientes oraciones. (Write the correct form of the verb “llamarse” in the following sentences).
4. Responde a las siguientes preguntas. (Answer the following questions).
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Leemos
-¡Hola! ¿Qué tal?
-Muy bien gracias, y ¿tú?
-Bien, ¿te llamas Amy, verdad?
-No, no me llamo Amy, me llamo Becky.
-¡Ah! Perdona.
-No pasa nada. ¿Te llamas Gianluca?
-Sí, me llamo Gianluca. Encantado Becky.
-Igualmente Gianluca.
Text box three: Las oraciones negativas

Practicamos
1. Arrastra las palabras para contestar a las siguientes preguntas. (Drag the words to answer the following questions)