the 'a', 'an' or 'some' that comes before a noun (a tree, an elephant, some books)

a word that communicates actions or states

the form of pronouns and verbs used to refer to yourself

the form of pronouns and verbs used to refer to another person

ciencias [s]

ciencias [th]

A1 - 1 doce (‘c’ as ‘s’)

A1 - 2 ciencias (‘c’ as ‘th’)

A1 - 3 decir (‘c’ as ‘s’)

A1 - 4 necesario (‘c’ as ‘s’)

A1 - 5 cine (‘c’ as ‘th’)

A1 - 6 diciembre (‘c’ as ‘s’)

C1 - A - Necesito una botella.

C1 - B - Necesito unas revistas.

C1 - C - Necesita unas plantas.

C1 - D - Necesito un zapato.

C1 - E - Necesita unas bolsas.

C1 - F - Necesito unos vasos.

Conversation with a friend: -ar verbs 1st and 3rd person singular

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Homework disaster: -ar infinitives and 3rd person singular

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This unit introduces infinitive and singular forms of prototypical and top 25 regular -ar verbs, in the context of talking about what people do. Key sounds learnt are cue, cua, cui and ce and ci.

Activities: singular -AR verbs in the present tense

True or false? The pronunciation of [ce] and [ci] is the same in all Spanish-speaking countries.

Match the indefinite articles with their nouns.

True or false? In Spanish, the end of the verb indicates who is performing the action.

Translate 'I use a product, he uses some products'. 

True or false? Spanish is only spoken in Spain.

'una' means 'a' or 'an' before a {{}} noun.

Conversation with a friend: -ar verbs 1st and 3rd person singular

Lesson outcome