pronounced like a hard 'c' followed by [i]

a word that refers to more than one person, place or thing

part of the verb 'tener' that means 'I have'

part of the verb 'tener' that means she, he, it has

izquierda

pelicula

esquina

quien

Quique

equipo

aqui

mosquito

cinco

seis

siete

ocho

nueve

diez

once

doce

tres

cuatro

Numbers: 1-12, plural nouns

Spanish

In this unit pupils learn the numbers 1-12. They learn to add -s to form plural nouns for all nouns ending in a vowel. Pupils learn that the irregular verb form ‘hay’ means ‘there is’ and ‘there are’ and combine this with noun knowledge to ask and answer about how many of each item there are.

How many: 'hay', numbers, plural nouns

What sound do these words have in common? 'izquierda, esquina, quién'

What letter do we add to make a noun plural in Spanish? 

How would you say 'six balls' in Spanish?

Translate this sentence into Spanish: 'I have nine school bags.'

Match these verbs with their English meaning. 

to be, being (general traits/origin/days of the week)

to be, being (temporary states/mood/location)

Put the words in the correct order to say: 'He has a uniform.'

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