End of school year: 'jugar', 'juego', 'juegas', 'juega'
Learning outcomes
I can use singular forms of the verb 'jugar' to describe end of term activities.
I can accurately pronounce [b] and [v] in known and unknown words.
End of school year: 'jugar', 'juego', 'juegas', 'juega'
Learning outcomes
I can use singular forms of the verb 'jugar' to describe end of term activities.
I can accurately pronounce [b] and [v] in known and unknown words.
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Key learning points
- The sounds [b] and [v] in Spanish sound the same; reading aloud helps with pronunciation.
- Retrieval of vocabulary consolidates learnt words. Using them regularly in different contexts supports this.
- Jugar is an irregular -ar verb: 'jug-' changes to 'jueg-'; the singular forms are: 'juego', 'juegas', 'juega'.
- You can use 'jugar' to describe end of term activities.
Keywords
[v] - pronounced as in 'ver'
Jugar - irregular -ar verb meaning 'to play, playing'
Juego - irregular -ar verb meaning 'I play'
Juegas - irregular -ar verb meaning 'you play'
Juega - irregular -ar verb meaning 'she, he, it plays'
Common misconception
All -ar verbs are conjugated in the same way. This includes the verb 'jugar'.
Some -ar verbs, like 'jugar', are irregular. There is an extra 'e': 'Jug-' changes to 'jueg-'.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
to sing, singing
to buy, buying
to listen, listening
to read, reading
to have, having
to see, seeing
activity
sandwich
pen
bottle
sea
cake
Exit quiz
4 Questions
to play, playing
I play
you play
she, he, it plays
game