verb of necessity or possibility used with a 2nd verb in the infinitive e.g., must, can, want

the modal verb that means to be able to/can. ‘Puedo’ means ‘I can/I’m able to’ and ‘puede’ means ‘she, he, it can/is able to’

hay un mercado

escuchar

estudia

el lugar

hay un museo

el pueblo

puedo preguntar

puedo compartir

puede llevar

puede pedir

puede llegar

puedo pedir

A friend in another school: 'poder', 'puedo', 'puede'

Spanish

In this unit pupils are introduced to the first person plural of -ar verbs, which they contrast with the singular. Pupils learn singular forms of modal verbs 'deber' and 'poder', modal verbs in negative statements, 'querer' with an infinitive. Key sounds revisited are e, i, u, ca, co, cu.

What we can and must do: -AR verbs 1st person plural, modals 'poder' 'deber'

Choose the correct verb to complete this sentence: '{{}} un favor es normal.'

Choose the correct verb to complete this sentence: 'Es bueno {{}} participar en clase.'

How would you say 'I can play with the family.'?

Translate into Spanish: 'She can/is able to ask for help.'

Which of the following verbs mean 'to do/to make'?

Match the first three conjugations of the verb 'hacer'.

Which of the following question words means 'how much'?

Choose the correct verb form to say 'I spend time with my family'. {{}} tiempo con mi familia.

How do you say in Spanish?: 'We rest in the bed.'

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

A friend in another school: 'poder', 'puedo', 'puede'

Lesson outcome

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