the form of the verb you find in the dictionary; it describes the general meaning of the verb.

lento

A3 feedback - Lento, lento, luz, libro, lista,  lento, luz, salir.

libro

salir

lista

necesitar

escuchar

hablar

cantar

In class: -ar infinitive verbs

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Activities: -ar infinitive verbs

During the week: -ar verbs 'I'

What I and others do: -ar verbs 'I' and 'she, he'

Outdoor activities: 'el' and 'la', meaning 'the'

Outdoor activities: -ar verbs 'I' and 'she, he'

A postcard: writing about myself

This unit introduces infinitives and singular persons of -ar regular verbs. Pupils use these verbs in the context of in class and outdoor activities to ask and answer about what they and others do. Pupils also learn singular definite articles ‘el’ and ‘la’ meaning ‘the’.

What I and others do: singular regular verbs in the present tense

Which key sound is missing from these words: _uz, _ibro, _ista, sa_ir?

are the form of the verb found in a dictionary

are often written as 'to + verb' in English

are words that give information on a noun

Many Spanish infinitives end in which two letters?

Which is the correct translation of 'It is important to listen in class.'?

Translate into English: Es normal necesitar un amigo.

True/False: The Spanish letter 'z' is always pronounced in the same way.

Which of these adjectives could complete this phrase: un globo ...?

He has a red camera and a yellow balloon.

I have a red camera and a yellow balloon.

He has a yellow camera and a red balloon.

He has a small camera and a pretty balloon.

What is 'Tiene una cámara roja y un globo amarillo.' in English?

In class: -ar infinitive verbs

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