B3 - Cuando Diana Trujillo tenía 17 años, fue a Estados Unidos con solo 300...

Diana Trujillo: 'fue', 'hizo' and 'tuvo'

Spanish

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Latin American women in NASA: -ar, -er, -ir verbs 3rd person plural preterite

This unit revisits singular forms of regular -ar, -er, -ir verbs and irregular verbs in the preterite. It revisits question words, direct object pronouns, and contrasts the third person plural present with the preterite. Pupils exploit texts to learn about Diana Trujillo.

Inspiring people: 3rd person singular and plural preterite

Order the words to say 'the clean air is a big advantage of the job'.

Order the words to say 'the (female) engineer looked for the opportunity to visit other planets'.

Order the words to say 'the scientists picked up proof during their mission'.

'I fulfilled the task with success.' Translate this sentence into Spanish.

Order the words to say 'engineers use modern technology to study the moon'.

Order the words to say 'the flight is long and very tiring'.

'She was born in England.' Translate this sentence into Spanish.

'Her experience is unique.' Translate this sentence into Spanish.

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

Diana Trujillo: 'fue', 'hizo' and 'tuvo'

Lesson outcome

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