a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning or how it is used, e.g. 'real' - 'realidad'

describes habitual events in the present: 'I do', and in Spanish, is also used to talk about immediate plans

B1 - example 1 - Respondemos llamadas todos los días.

B1 - example 2 - Hago una llamada importante hoy.

B1 - 1 Hoy hacemos entrevistas.

B1 - 2 Vendo revistas todos los días.

B1 - 3 Hoy ponemos imágenes en la página web.

B1 - 4 También respondemos los correos electrónicos hoy.

B1 - 5 Cada día aprendo algo sobre la sociedad.

B1 - 6 Hacemos vídeos con periodistas todos los días.

News and media: simple present for immediate plans

Spanish

News and media: -er verbs in 1st person plural

Activities: singular 'hacer' and subject pronouns

Activities: plural 'hacer' and subject pronouns

In class and at home: modal verb 'podemos'

In class and at home: modal verb 'debemos'

A party: -ir verbs in 1st person plural

A party: simple present for immediate plans

In this unit, pupils learn to form the first person plural form of -er and -ir verbs, and the third person plural 'hacen'. They learn English has two translations of the Spanish present tense - present simple and continuous. Spanish subject pronouns are introduced. Stressed syllables are introduced.

Comparing what people do: -ER and -IR verbs

A '{{}}' is the name for the letter or letters added to the end of a word that change its meaning.

'La periodista habla {{}} su trabajo'. Choose the correct missing word.

Write in Spanish: 'I believe that it is important'.

Write in Spanish: 'I am selling a magazine'.

Write in English: 'Antes de dormir, leo'.

Order the words to say: 'We are receiving lots of messages today'.

News and media: simple present for immediate plans

Lesson outcome