Do you hate mornings? Opinion verbs 'I', 'you', 'she, he'

Spanish

In this unit, pupils use singular persons of new verbs ‘amar’ to love and ‘odiar’ to hate to express opinions. They use reference resources to personalise their responses, researching new nouns. Pupils also develop their phonics knowledge, practising two new sounds, r and rr.

Likes and dislikes: singular opinion verbs

Order these Spanish numbers from biggest to smallest.

Which Spanish nouns (plurals) have the incorrect definite articles.

Translate this sentence into Spanish: 'she loves tortoises'.

Tú odias la fruta y ella odia la fruta también.

Tú odias la fruta pero ella odia la tarta.

Ella odia la fruta pero él odia los bocadillos.

Tú amas la fruta pero ella odia la fruta.

Tú odias la fruta pero ella ama la tarta.

Which Spanish sentence means 'you hate fruit but she hates cake'.

Translate 'he hates mornings' into Spanish.

Which of these Spanish nouns are masculine?

Order the Spanish numbers from smallest to biggest.

Translate into English: 'Yo tengo un gato pero ella tiene un conejo'.

Match the Spanish conjunctions to the English.

Translate into Spanish: 'there are 10 books in my class'.

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

Do you hate mornings? Opinion verbs 'I', 'you', 'she, he'

Lesson outcome

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