form of verbs used to give instructions or commands

Planeta tierra solo hay uno: regular and irregular imperatives

Spanish

In this unit, pupils learn 'usted' to mean formal 'you'. Pupils further their knowledge of speaking formally with possessive adjective 'su' meaning 'your'. The unit introduces irregular forms of the second person affirmative imperative, and revisits regular second person affirmative imperatives.

People and lifestyle: situaciones diarias

Translate into Spanish 'when do I visit the factory?'.

Order the words to say 'pick up the rubbish in your bedroom'.

'Creo que la chica está feliz porque {{}}.' Complete this sentence.

'Pienso que están en una escuela'. Translate this sentence into English.

'I think she is in the countryside'. Translate this sentence into Spanish.

Which phrase means 'it seems to me that ... '?

Order the words to say 'factories damage the atmosphere and contaminate it'.

'¿Cómo reciclo la basura?' Translate this sentence into English.

'Listen to the podcast on the app'. Translate this sentence into Spanish.

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

Planeta tierra solo hay uno: regular and irregular imperatives

Lesson outcome

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