Read the ad about the family summer camp.

The ad is a schedule of activities the summer camp offers, so pay attention to the days of the week and some activities that are mentioned, as they will help you practice Spanish conversation.

Tip: When speaking, use verbs you’ve learned so far in the present tense. Remember that verbs agree with the subject in person (first/second/third) and number (singular/plural.)

Here are some examples that illustrate the grammatical relationship between the subject and the verb.

– Yo *tengo* hambre.
(I am hungry.)

The subject is “yo” (I), so we used the first-person singular form of the verb *tener (to have/to be)*, which is “tengo.”

– Valeria y Sandra (Ellas) *tienen* un hermano major.
(Valeria and Sandra (They) have an older brother.)

The subject is “ellas” (they), so we used the third-person plural form of the verb *tener (to have/to be)*, which is “tienen.”