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En esta clase de español, exploraremos una variedad de verbos de acción a través de diálogos realistas entre hombres y mujeres. Desde correr para alcanzar un tren hasta reírse de una anécdota graciosa, cada interacción ilustra cómo se utilizan estos verbos en situaciones cotidianas.

Exploramos cómo se utilizan verbos como "correr", "bailar", "llorar", "reír", "abrir", "señalar", "tirar", "arrastrar", "coger", "sentarse", y más.


00:02 Correr
01:02 Bailar
01:50 Llorar
02:36 Reir
03:14 Abrir
04:03 Señalar
04:58 Tirar
05:39 Arrastrar
06:20 Coger
07:04 Sentarse

Frases que pueden ayudar a ampliar el aprendizaje:

"Debería estar prohibido" - Esta frase muestra el uso del condicional compuesto en español, que se forma con el verbo "deber" conjugado en condicional seguido del infinitivo del verbo principal. Es una estructura común para expresar opiniones o deseos sobre situaciones hipotéticas.

"Estoy exhausta" - Esta frase muestra el uso del adjetivo "exhausta", que significa muy cansado/a. Es una palabra comúnmente utilizada en español para expresar fatiga o cansancio.

"¿Nos sentamos aquí un rato?" - Esta frase muestra el uso del verbo reflexivo "sentarse" en primera persona del plural del presente de indicativo. Los verbos reflexivos son comunes en español y se usan para indicar una acción que la persona realiza sobre sí misma.

"Qué vista de águila" - Esta frase muestra una expresión coloquial en español para elogiar la habilidad de alguien para ver detalles o percibir algo que otros podrían haber pasado por alto. En este caso, se usa la metáfora del águila, que tiene una vista aguda.

"Plástico debería estar prohibido" - Esta frase destaca el uso del verbo "deber" conjugado en condicional compuesto seguido del infinitivo "estar" y "prohibido", mostrando una opinión sobre algo que se considera negativo o perjudicial.

"La casa parece tan vacía sin ti" - Esta frase muestra el uso del adjetivo "vacía" para describir la sensación de ausencia o soledad cuando alguien no está presente. Es una expresión común en español para expresar nostalgia o tristeza por la ausencia de alguien.

Conjugación de los verbos utilizados en el vídeo:

Correr:
Yo corro
Tú corres
Él/Ella corre
Nosotros corremos
Vosotros corréis
Ellos/Ellas corren

Bailar:
Yo bailo
Tú bailas
Él/Ella baila
Nosotros bailamos
Vosotros bailáis
Ellos/Ellas bailan

Llorar:
Yo lloro
Tú lloras
Él/Ella llora
Nosotros lloramos
Vosotros lloráis
Ellos/Ellas lloran

Reír:
Yo río
Tú ríes
Él/Ella ríe
Nosotros reímos
Vosotros reís
Ellos/Ellas ríen

Abrir:
Yo abro
Tú abres
Él/Ella abre
Nosotros abrimos
Vosotros abrís
Ellos/Ellas abren

Señalar:
Yo señalo
Tú señalas
Él/Ella señala
Nosotros señalamos
Vosotros señaláis
Ellos/Ellas señalan

Tirar:
Yo tiro
Tú tiras
Él/Ella tira
Nosotros tiramos
Vosotros tiráis
Ellos/Ellas tiran

Arrastrar:
Yo arrastro
Tú arrastras
Él/Ella arrastra
Nosotros arrastramos
Vosotros arrastráis
Ellos/Ellas arrastran

Coger:
Yo cojo
Tú coges
Él/Ella coge
Nosotros cogemos
Vosotros cogéis
Ellos/Ellas cogen

Sentarse:
Yo me siento
Tú te sientas
Él/Ella se sienta
Nosotros nos sentamos
Vosotros os sentáis
Ellos/Ellas se sientan


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En este video para aprender español aprenderemos vocabulario sobre las diferentes partes de una casa.

Veremos como se llaman las diferentes partes del interior de una casa y los elementos que la componen.

El salón: https://youtu.be/wcVkIWffI84?t=127
En es salón es donde se suele pasar la mayor parte del tiempo en las casas. Suele haber sofás para ver la tele y pasar el rato en familia. Además de sofás y televisión suele haber alguna mesa baja para apoyar cosas, como pizza!

La cocina: https://youtu.be/wcVkIWffI84?t=234
Tiene el espacio suficiente para poder comer en familia. A Carlos le encanta hacer paellas en la cocina. Suele tener una mesa y muchos armarios para guardar las cosas, además del horno, la nevera y el microondas.

El baño de los niños: https://youtu.be/wcVkIWffI84?t=336
Suele estar bastante desordenado. Tiene una bañera en la que les encanta jugar y hacer espuma. Además suele tener toallas, un inodoro y un lavatorio.

La habitación de Alejandro: https://youtu.be/wcVkIWffI84?t=376
Tiene una cama (sin hacer), un escritorio, una cómoda y muuuchos coches. También le gusta mucho leer por lo que hay varios libros.

La habitación de Aroa: https://youtu.be/wcVkIWffI84?t=424
También tiene una cama y un escritorio, pero a Aroa le encanta pintar y los peluches. Tiene una mesa de luz, un armario y una ventana por la que entra mucha luz.

La habitación principal: https://youtu.be/wcVkIWffI84?t=482
Tiene una cama de matrimonio, un vestidor y un baño privado con ducha. El vestidor esta repleto de ropa. Tiene también espacio para los ordenadores en el escritorio y un gran ventana por la que entra mucha luz.




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Here's a word problem that's perfectly suited for a box and whiskers plot to help analyze data. Let's construct one together, shall we?

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In Oregon, where Black students make up only 5 percent of the student body, Camp ELSO is working on introducing students of color to a multicultural approach for STEM education. From gathering in gardens, playing with plant-based dyes, and cooking up vegan meals, small groups of Portland youngsters of color were introduced to science in their community.
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Happy February! It’s the month we celebrate Black history, love, and famous presidents— yet it’s the shortest of the year. Why, you ask? Find out in this K12 Teaching Moment.

Let’s travel back in time to ancient Rome. The Roman calendar year began in March and only had 304 days. That was until Roman king Numa Pompilius decided to align the calendar with the Lunar New Year, typically up to 355 days long.

Romans were superstitious of even numbers and considered them unlucky. So, King Pompilius added January and February to the calendar and changed each month to an odd number of days, either 29 or 31. But odd numbers across 12 months would sum up to an even number!

February had to be the “odd one out” with a mere 28 days.
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Welcome to Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators with Mr. J! Need help with subtracting fractions? You're in the right place!

Whether you're just starting out, or need a quick refresher, this is the video for you if you're looking for help with how to subtract fractions with unlike denominators (aka - subtracting fractions with different denominators). Mr. J will go through two subtracting fractions examples and explain the steps of how to subtract fractions with unlike denominators.

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✅ Adding Fractions with Unlike Denominators (Part 1) - https://youtu.be/CoCmsyFQ_Xc
✅ Adding Fractions with Unlike Denominators (Part 2) - https://youtu.be/SSxU5sjxqyk
✅ Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators (Part 1) - https://youtu.be/jgGAJOe-Bgg
✅ Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators (Part 2) - https://youtu.be/Tl3lbRe18JY
✅ Simplifying Fractions - https://youtu.be/oFVzcnJfYkg
✅ Least Common Multiples - https://youtu.be/53Ed5yjBELc
✅ Why Do We Need a Common Denominator When Adding and Subtracting Fractions? - https://youtu.be/YxAXC8Q16ok
✅ Equivalent Fractions - https://youtu.be/dBZ2QGZBH6M

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