a tense used for events completed in the past

represents the person, people or thing(s) doing or being the verb, e.g. 'I', 'we', 'they'

B2a Me divertí mucho en la noche del evento. ¡[Tú] diseñaste una coreografía...

B2b Me divertí mucho en la noche del evento. ¡Tú diseñaste una coreografía...

Un espectáculo: -er/-ir preterite 2nd person singular and plural

Spanish

Los días de colegio: 1st person singular present tense with 'g', e.g. 'pongo'

Un viaje escolar: irregular preterite stems, preterite 'ir', 'hacer'

En el colegio: extended speaking and writing

Un evento deportivo: -er/-ir preterite, 'tú/vosotros', 'tu/vuestro'

Después del colegio: extended writing

Después del colegio: understanding and answering questions

Los fines de semana: 'ir' (present), 'ir' + a + infinitive (future)

Este fin de semana: infinitives with 'sin', 'para', 'antes de', 'después de'

Hacer planes: read aloud and translation

In this unit, pupils revisit irregular verb stems 'tuve' and 'hice', and learn new irregular stems. Pupils consolidate the second person singular for -er and -ir verbs in the preterite and now learn the second person plural. They learn 'sin' with an infinitive to mean 'without doing'.

People and lifestyle, Popular culture: la vida fuera y dentro del colegio

Match the verbs with the correct translation.

Which verbs are in the 2nd person plural (you all)?

What is the subject pronoun for 'you all' (feminine)?

Translate into Spanish: 'You (singular) repeated.'

Translate into Spanish: 'You all learned.'

Match the subject pronoun with the correct translation.

Match the preterite verb ending with the correct subject pronoun.

How do you say 'you (singular) attended'?

Starter Quiz

Match the Spanish and English words.