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Enfoque: miércoles, 29/4/09 “el veintinueve de abril, dos mil nueve”. Glue “Simón el Ratón” 3 a escena Vocabulary into Referencias section Review Vocabulary (Silently!!). Agenda. Simón el Ratón 3 a escena Vocabulary Review: Writing Dates Family members. Questions for Escena 2.

Interrogative and Demonstrative Pronouns. Interrogatives. An interrogative pronoun is used to introduce a question . Interrogative pronouns are who , whom , what , which , and whose . Using Who and Whom. Who is always used as a subject or a predicate pronoun.

Apuntes. Punctuation Differences ¿……? Examples: ¿ Cómo te llamas? ¿De dónde eres ? ¡……..! Examples: ¡ Hola ! Periods and commas are the same. Los Acentos. Accents only go over vowels. Interrogatives always carry an accent.

Interrogatives-Question Words. Must use an upside question mark at the beginning of your question. ¿ All have accents. Do not use in your answer. They come before the conjugated verb. Interrogatives-Question Words. Placement of question word.

Los Interrogativos (Interrogatives ) . ¿Cómo? – How? ¿Cuál ? – Which or What? ¿Cuándo?- When? ¿Por qué? – Why? ¿Qué? - What? ¿Quién? – Who? ¿Dónde? - Where? ¿Adónde? - To where? ¿De dónde? - From where ? ¿Cuánto? - How much or many?.

SOMEONE / ANYONE SOMETHING / ANYTHING. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS. SOMEONE ( ) / ANYONE ( ,?). These pronouns refer to people. Someone : is only used in affirmative sentences. Eg: There is someone in the bathroom. Anyone: is used in negatives and interrogatives .