part of the verb that is present in all forms

verb that has a spelling change in the stem for some grammatical persons

word that negates the meaning of other words and clauses

no, not … any (before a feminine singular noun)

no, not … any (before a masculine singular noun)

Task C1 -1

Task C1 -2

Task C -3

Experiencias de racismo: stem-change present verbs e--> ie, o --> ue

Spanish

This unit introduces new structures for forming negative statements, and revisits verbal negation with 'no'. Pupils learn second person plural -ar verbs in the preterite, and contrast this with the singular. They revisit -ar verbs in the present tense, stem change verbs, and possessive adjectives.

Communication and the world around us: la vida en México

Which of the following are stem-changing verbs?

How do you spell the 3rd person singular (she, he, it) form of 'pensar'?

What is the 1st person plural (we) form of dormir?

What is the Spanish for 'the problem doesn't have any explanation?'.

What does 'ninguna' become before a masculine noun?

What are the missings words? '__________ voy de compras al centro comercial __________ al mercado (I no longer go shopping at the shopping centre but at the market'.

The part of the verb that is present in all forms is called the {{}}.

True or false? The spellings of verb stems in Spanish never change.

What are the missing words? __________ hay __________ que hacer en mi región (there isn't anything to do in my region).

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