nouns in Spanish are either masculine or feminine

the words ‘un’ and ‘una’, meaning ‘a’ and ‘an’

centro

doce

dulce

La cebra Merce come cespe caliente

Task A 1

Task A 2

 Task A 3

Task A 4

Task A 5

Task A 6

hola soy Quique

un boligrafo

un telefono

un cuaderno

 un oso

una camara

una fruta

una mochila

Task B 1

Task B 2

Task B 3

Task B 4

Task B 5

Task C - A 1a

Task C -A 1b

Task C -A 2a

Task C -A 2b

Task C -A 3a

Task C -A 3b

Task C -A 4a

Task C -A 4b

Task C -B 1a

Task C -B 1b

Task C -B 2a

Task C -B 2b

Task C -B 3a

Task C -B 3b

Task C -B 4a

Task C -B 4b

A school trip: gender, 'un', 'una',  and 'tengo'

Spanish

In this unit, in the context of talking about belongings, pupils learn that nouns have grammatical gender and that this determines the word for a/an. They learn to use the first, second and third person forms of the verb ‘tener’ and that most adjectives come after the noun.

What I and others have: 'tener' and singular nouns

dice dice hay

crece crece la

Celesta

Cesaro

cena cena las

una pelota

tengo pelota mochila

tengo camara cuaderno

tengo cuaderno mochila

tengo boligrafo telefono

tengo fruta boligrafo

What I have at home and in school: 'y' meaning 'and'

Spanish verb meaning ‘she, he, it has’ and just 'has'

concierto

cielo

decir

cinco

cocina

diciembre

once

especial

paciencia

cine

ciudad

tiene un cuaderno

tiene una bicicleta

task B4 -1

task B4 -2

es posible

task B4 -4

task B4 -5

task B4 -3

task B4 -7

task B2&3 ejemplo

task B4 -6

angela es de

task B2&3 -3

task B2&3 -1

task B2&3 -2

es imposible

task B2&3 -4

What someone else has: 'tiene'

a word that is exactly or nearly the same in two or more languages

sacapuntas

task A 2

task A 3

task A 1

task A 5

task A 4

cima

special(english)

aqui esta santi

santi pelota manchita cama

tiene cuaderno boligrafo

task C1 -1

task C1 -2

task C1 -3

task C1 -4

sofia amiga angela

sofia de Peru

aqui esta sofia

ruben amigo sofia quique

aqui esta manchita

ahora en Lugo

What my friends and I have: 'tengo' and 'tiene'

Spanish verb meaning ‘you have’ to one person

task A celebrar

task A cien

task A dulces

task A bici

task A cinco

task A cocina

Sofía está en clase

task B1 -1

task B1 -2

task B1 -3

task B1 -4

task B1 -5

task B1 -6

task B1 -7

tienes un libro

tienes libro si

task C1 -5

task C1 -6

task C2 una botella

task C2 tienes una botella

task C2 Round 1 -1a

task C2 Round 1 -1b

task C2 Round 1 -2a

task C2 Round 1 -2b

task C2 Round 1 -3a

task C2 Round 1 -3b

task C2 Round 1 -4a

task C2 Round 1 -4b

task C2 Round 1 -5a

task C2 Round 1 -5b

task C2 Round 2 -1a

task C2 Round 2 -1b

task C2 Round 2 -2a

task C2 Round 2 -2b

task C2 Round 2 -3a

task C2 Round 2 -3b

task C2 Round 2 -4a

task C2 Round 2 -4b

task C2 Round 2 -5a

task C2 Round 2 -5b

What you have: intonation questions, 'tienes'

a statement made into a question by raising tone of voice at the end

 decir

madrid espana ciudad

barcelona

valencia

task A 6

sofia conversation angela 2

task B1 -8

task B1 -9

task B1 -10

task C2 -5

task C2 -1

estuche c conversation

task C2 -3

task C2 -4

task C2 -2

estuche a conversation

sofia tiene gato

sofia gato question

Ask about belongings: intonation questions 'tengo', 'tienes', 'tiene'

a word that gives more information about a noun

A1 - 5 azucar

A1 - 6 cerdo

zapato

cabeza

diez

brazo

princesa

feliz

A1 - 2 cocina

A1 - 3 brazo

A1 - 4 manzana

amarillo

rojo

Aquí está Luis, primo de Quique y Sofía.

bonito

un regalo

Hoy Luis está contento. ¡Hoy es día de fiesta!

un globo

un familiar

una silla

una tarta

pequeño

C1a, C1b - 4 Tengo un familiar.

C1a, C1b - 2 Tienes una tarta.

C1a, C1b - 3 Tienes una pelota.

C1a, C1b - Example - Tienes un regalo.

C1a, C1b - 1 Tengo una silla.

A party: adjectives after the noun

What I and others have: 'tener' and singular nouns

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These lessons will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.