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Activities in school: -ar singular verbs, plural nouns
I can count to 12 in Spanish and use the plural for nouns for different genders.
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Year 7
Activities in school: -ar singular verbs, plural nouns
I can count to 12 in Spanish and use the plural for nouns for different genders.
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Key learning points
- To count to 12 in Spanish.
- To use plurals with different genders.
- To include more words in 'mi vocabulario.'
Keywords
Vocabulario - Means vocabulary. When you say ‘mi vocabulario’, it is your own treasure trove of Spanish words.
Common misconception
The feminine plural always refers to girls/women only and the masculine plural, to boys/men only.
The masculine plural is used to refer to groups of women and men too.
After teaching this lesson, teachers may want to encourage pupils often to add words that are important to them to their vocabulario. The building up of a personal repertoire goes hand in hand with using reference resources to find out the meanings of unknown words.
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6 Questions
Q1.
How do you say 'I arrive late at music class again.'
Llegar pronto a clase de música una vez.
Llega tarde a clase de música otra vez.
Llego pronto a escuela de música una vez.
Q2.
Place these numbers in inverse order.
Q3.
Choose the right image for 'camisa'.
Q4.
Match the English with the Spanish
bien
tarde
temprano
sur
Q5.
How many of these 4 'w' questions in English (what, when, who, where) is a 'q' question in Spanish?
1
3
4
Q6.
You can ask how someone is feeling in Spanish by saying ...
¿Cómo eres?
¿Cómo eres? and ¿cómo estás?
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6 Questions
Q1.
Place these numbers in order.
Q2.
Place these numbers in inverse order.
Q3.
Match the Spanish with the English.
I have three-colour shoes.
I walk with my teachers.
I arrive early to class.
Q4.
What is the right option for 1, 5, 7, 9, 10?
uno, cuatro, seis, nueve, diez
uno, cinco, seis, siete, nueve
uno, cinco, siete, nueve, once
Q5.
'Bailo con mi pareja en España' means ...
I walk with my cousin in Spain.
You walk with my parent in Spain.
You dance with your partner in Spain.
Q6.
Which of these is not essential to check with words for your vocabulary.
I can read the word aloud.
I can spell the word.
I can use the word in a sentece.
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