Accion Level 1

by Galloway; Joba; Labarca

• ISBN13: 9780026353021
• ISBN10: 0026353024
• Edition: Teacher
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1992-06-01
• Publisher: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill School Pub

Table of Contents

¡Bienvenidos a San Antonio!
Hola, ¿que tal?	4	(8)
Vocabulario	6	(2)
Las tres Americas	8	(4)
¿Que quieres hacer?	12	(10)
Vocabulario	14	(3)
iBienvenidos a San Antonio!	17	(1)
How to Talk About What You Want to Do: Quiero/quieres+infinitive	18	(2)
La herencia espanola en los Estados Unidos	20	(2)
¡Buenos dias!	22	(10)
Vocabulario	24	(3)
Senor, senora, senorita	27	(1)
How to Ask at What Time Something Takes Place: ¿A que hora es...?	28	(2)
Las misiones de San Antonio	30	(2)
¿Que to gusta estudiar mas?	32	(14)
Vocabulario	34	(4)
Apellidos	38	(1)
How to Say What You Like and Don't Like to Do: Me gusta/te gusta+infinitive	39	(2)
¿Como? No entiendo	41	(1)
How to Talk About One Thing or More Than One: El/la/los/las; use of de for specifics	42	(4)
¿Sabes hablar espanol?	46	(12)
Vocabulario	48	(3)
Las notas	51	(1)
How to Talk About Things You Know How to Do: Se/sabes + infinitive	52	(2)
Arte y musica del suroeste	54	(1)
How to Say Where You Want to Go: The infinitive ir	55	(3)
Me gusta San Antonio	58	(10)
Vocabulario	60	(2)
Pues, bueno, a ver	62	(1)
How to Talk About What You Like or Dislike: Gusta/gustan + object(s)	63	(2)
Saludos y despedidas	65	(1)
How to Spell in Spanish: The Spanish alphabet	66	(2)
Lectura Las paginas amarillas	68	(2)
Repaso	70	(6)
Mis companeros en San Antonio
Los companeros de clase	76	(14)
Vocabulario	78	(4)
Maria	82	(1)
How to Identify and Describe People and Things: Soy, eres, es	83	(3)
Hispanos famosos	86	(1)
How to Identify and Describe People and Things: Somos, son	87	(3)
¿Como es David?	90	(12)
Vocabulario	92	(3)
Los ademanes	95	(1)
How to Describe People and Things: Adjectives ending in -o/-a	96	(2)
Los estudiantes de intercambio	98	(1)
How to Say What You Plan to Do: Pienso/piensas + the infinitive	99	(3)
¿Tarde o temprano?	102	(14)
Vocabulario	104	(3)
¡Que elegante!	107	(1)
How to Say or Ask Where Someone Is Going or What Someone Is Going to Do: The verb ir	108	(4)
Ay, perdon	112	(1)
How to Talk About What Belongs to Others: De for possession	113	(3)
¿Que pasa?	116	(12)
Vocabulario	118	(3)
Puntualidad	121	(1)
How to Talk About Routines: ``Yo'' form of -ar and -er verbs	122	(2)
El beisbol	124	(1)
How to Talk About a Friend's Routine: ``Tu'' forms of -ar and -er verbs	125	(3)
El Dia de la Raza	128	(12)
Vocabulario	130	(3)
Festivales	133	(1)
How to Report on the Routine Actions of Someone Else: Third person singular -ar and -er verbs	134	(2)
La cocina mexicana del suroeste	136	(1)
How to Describe the Routine Actions of Others: Third person plural -ar and -er verbs	137	(3)
¡Hasta el domingo!	140	(12)
Vocabulario	142	(3)
Palabras e imagenes	145	(1)
How to Describe Routine Actions You Have in Common with Others: ``Nosotros'' forms of -ar and -er verbs	146	(2)
¡Por fin, el domingo!	148	(1)
How to Say or Ask When Something Takes Place: Los dias de la semana	149	(3)
Lectura Llena tu cabeza de ``rock''	152	(2)
Repaso	154	(6)
¡Vamos a Espana!
Una carta de Madrid	160	(14)
Vocabulario	162	(4)
¡Espana me encanta!	166	(1)
How to Describe Routines: Verbs ending in -ir	167	(2)
Madrid	169	(1)
How to Talk About What People Generally Do: Summary of the present tense How to Compare and Contrast, and to Emphasize and Clarify: Subject pronouns	170	(4)
¡Todos esperamos tu visita!	174	(12)
Vocabulario	176	(2)
El Metro de Madrid	178	(1)
How to List Things in Order: Ordinal numbers	179	(2)
Direcciones abreviadas	181	(1)
How to Say Where People and Things Are Located: The verb estar	182	(4)
¿Donde esta la calle Goya?	186	(12)
Vocabulario	188	(3)
¿Donde viven y trabajan los espanoles?	191	(1)
How to Count from 20 to 100 How to Give Telephone Numbers	192	(2)
La peseta espanola	194	(1)
How to Say What There Is Around You: The verb hay	195	(3)
¿En que piso estamos?	198	(10)
Vocabulario	200	(2)
La planta baja y la porteria	202	(1)
How to Describe How You and Others Feel: Estar + adjectives	203	(2)
Asi hablan en Espana	205	(1)
How to Talk to Someone Formally: Usted/tu	206	(2)
En casa de Pilar	208	(12)
Vocabulario	210	(3)
Nombres	213	(1)
How to Say What You Have: Tengo/tienes; Un/una/unos/unas	214	(2)
Vosotros	216	(1)
How to Talk About What You and Others Have: The verb tener	217	(3)
¡Estas en tu casa!	220	(14)
Vocabulario	222	(4)
Las tapas	226	(1)
How to Talk About What You and Others Have: Mi(s)/ tu(s)	227	(2)
El horario espanol	229	(1)
How to Say and Ask the Time: La hora	230	(4)
Lectura ¿Que revelan los colores?	234	(2)
Repaso	236	(6)
¿Como son los espanoles?
Querida senora Rivera	242	(12)
Vocabulario	244	(3)
Don y dona	247	(1)
How to Indicate Possession and Ownership: Su/sus	248	(2)
Una tarjeta postal de Madrid	250	(1)
How to Talk About What Others Like to Do: Le(s) + gusta	251	(3)
¿Cuantos anos tiene Jose Luis?	254	(12)
Vocabulario	256	(4)
¿Quieres comprar algo?	260	(1)
How to Say How Much or How Many: Adjectives of quantity	261	(2)
La loteria	263	(1)
How to Count from 100 to 500	264	(2)
No comprendo a la abuela	266	(12)
Vocabulario	268	(3)
Los abuelos	271	(1)
How to Describe Other People's Like and Dislikes: Le gusta(n)/Les gusta(n)	272	(2)
Kim escribe en su diario	274	(1)
How to Count from 600 to the Thousands	275	(3)
El album de familia	278	(12)
Vocabulario	280	(3)
¡Vamos a tomar el tren!	283	(1)
How to Talk About Specific People: The personal a	284	(2)
Toledo, Avila y Segovia	286	(1)
How to Say What You Must Do: Tener que + infinitive	287	(3)
¡Que divertido es Madrid!	290	(12)
Vocabulario	292	(3)
El cine y la tele en Espana	295	(1)
How to State Preferences: The verb preferir	296	(2)
¡Me gusta esta ciudad!	298	(1)
How to Talk About Another or Others: Otro	299	(3)
Escribe la senora Rivera	302	(12)
Vocabulario	304	(3)
Los jovenes espanoles	307	(1)
How to Request Information: Summary of Question Words	308	(2)
Los Angeles: una ciudad bilingue	310	(1)
How to Describe What People Can and Can't Do: The verb poder	311	(3)
Lectura Correo via satelite	314	(2)
Repaso	316	(6)
¡Me gusta vivir en Miami!
¡Gran oferta!	322	(12)
Vocabulario	324	(3)
Aqui pueden hablar espanol	327	(1)
How to Request Favors: Object pronoun me	328	(2)
Una tarjeta postal a la Argentina	330	(1)
How to Offer Favors: Object pronoun te	331	(3)
¿Como se dice ``T-shirt''?	334	(12)
Vocabulario	336	(3)
La musica latina	339	(1)
How to Describe Something You Don't Know the Word For	340	(2)
El espanol en el trabajo	342	(1)
How to Request, Offer, and Describe Favors: Me and te with conjugated verbs	343	(3)
Tienes que practicar el espanol	346	(12)
Vocabulario	348	(3)
La television en espanol	351	(1)
How to Give Dates and Count to a Million	352	(2)
Una carta a la Argentina	354	(1)
How to Say Where People Went: The preterit of ir	355	(3)
Nuestro idioma	358	(12)
Vocabulario	360	(3)
Cuba linda	363	(1)
How to Say What People Possess: Nuestro(s)/Nuestra(s)	364	(2)
La Argentina	366	(1)
How to Say with Whom You Do Things: The preposition con	367	(3)
Somos todos americanos	370	(14)
Vocabulario	372	(3)
Los cubanoamericanos	375	(1)
How to Say What You Did, What I Did: Yo and tu forms of the preterit of -er and -ir verbs	376	(3)
Una carta de la Argentina	379	(1)
How to Report What Someone Says or Hears: The verbs decir and oir How to Request Things: The verb pedir	380	(4)
El idioma es muy importante	384	(14)
Vocabulario	386	(1)
Los diminutivos	386	(5)
How to Say What You Do to or for Another Person: Indirect object pronoun le	391	(3)
El lenguaje: algo muy fragil	394	(1)
How to Say What You Did and Ask What a Friend Did: Yo and tu forms of the preterit of -ar verbs	395	(3)
Lectura Los ritmos de la musica afrocubana clasica invaden la plaza Espana de Madrid	398	(2)
Repaso	400	(6)
De visita en Miami
¡Liquidacion de temporada!	406	(12)
Vocabulario	408	(3)
Los anuncios	411	(1)
How to Say What You Do for Others: Indirect object pronoun les	412	(2)
¡Tio Lucas y Rafael ya estan en Miami!	414	(1)
How to Say What You and Others Did in the Past: Preterit nosotros forms	415	(3)
¿Vamos al centro comercial?	418	(12)
Vocabulario	420	(3)
La Pequena Habana	423	(1)
How to Say What People Do for You and Others: Object pronoun nos	424	(2)
La comida cubana	426	(1)
How to Write About the Past: Irregular yo forms of certain -ar verbs in the preterit	427	(3)
Aqui se dice ``guagua''	430	(14)
Vocabulario	432	(4)
Los diaelctos de un idioma	436	(1)
How to Say That Someone is Coming: The verb venir	437	(2)
Una carta a los abuelos	439	(1)
How to Say What Someone Did in the Past: Third person singular forms of the preterit	440	(4)
Un regalo especial	444	(14)
Vocabulario	446	(4)
Las estaciones del ano	450	(1)
How to Talk About What Others Did: Third person plural forms of the preterit	451	(2)
La temperatura	453	(1)
How to Refer to People and Things Already Mentioned: Direct object pronouns	454	(4)
En el centro comercial	458	(12)
Vocabulario	460	(2)
Las tallas	462	(1)
How to Make Comparisons of Numbers and Amounts: Mas/menos...que; tanto...como	463	(3)
La quinceanera	466	(1)
How to Make Comparisons Based on Characteristics: Tan...como; Mas/menos...que	467	(3)
¿Que talla, por favor?	470	(14)
Vocabulario	472	(4)
El sistema metrico	476	(1)
How to Distinguish One Thing from Another: Este/ese	477	(2)
Jose Marti	479	(1)
How to Talk About the Past: Summary of the Preterit	480	(4)
Lectura Permita que el SeaEscape le lleve en un crucero por un dia	484	(2)
Repaso	486