a tense used for events completed in the past

a verb that does not follow the regular rules

part of the verb that appears in all forms

represents the person, people or thing(s) doing the verb e.g. I, we, they

shows who something belongs to e.g. my, your, her

A2a - 1 Adiaratou Iglesias es una deportista española que compite en atletismo.

A2a - 2 Nació en Mali pero fue adoptada por una familia de Lugo.

A2a - 3 Adi tiene albinismo y solo ve un diez por cien.

A2a - 4 Adi tiene cuatro medallas en total. Una de ellas de oro.

B1a, B1b - 1 Trajisteis botellas de agua para todos.

B1a, B1b - 2 Pudiste descansar en los bancos.

B1a, B1b - 3 Estuviste cerca de ganar el primer premio.

B1a, B1b - 4 No vinisteis preparados al evento.

B1a, B1b - 5 Os pusisteis muy contentos.

B1a, B1b - 6 Pudisteis aprender las reglas de un deporte nuevo.

B1a, B1b - 7 Trajiste la camiseta de tu equipo favorito.

Un evento deportivo: -er/-ir preterite, 'tú/vosotros', 'tu/vuestro'

Spanish

In this unit, pupils revisit irregular verb stems 'tuve' and 'hice', and learn new irregular stems. Pupils consolidate the second person singular for -er and -ir verbs in the preterite and now learn the second person plural. They learn 'sin' with an infinitive to mean 'without doing'.

People and lifestyle, Popular culture: la vida fuera y dentro del colegio

Which words have the same sound in the last syllable?

In which phrase does the preposition 'de' show possession?

to touch, touching; to play, playing (an instrument)

'Tú escogiste la película pero vosotras elegisteis el restaurante.' Why are subject pronouns used here?

Order the words to translate into Spanish: 'You ate a sandwich and you all ate a piece of fruit.'

Match the preterite endings for -er/-ir verbs with the correct person.

How do you say 'your (singular)' in Spanish?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Un evento deportivo: -er/-ir preterite, 'tú/vosotros', 'tu/vuestro'

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.