pronouncing the last syllable more heavily than other syllables in a word

2-verb structure meaning 'going to' + infinitive

tense used to describe habitual events, routine actions and in some cases scheduled future events

A1 - 1 Según mis padres, debo estudiar dirección de empresas en la universidad.

A1 - 2 Pero no quiero elegir una carrera profesional así. Hay demasiado estrés.

A1 - 3 No quiero estar siempre al ordenador o en una reunión.

A1 - 4 En mi opinión, no tienes que ser rico y ganar un millón de euros al ...

C2 -  Nuestra empresa tiene oficinas en doce países. Siempre intentamos ...

Work and jobs: 'vas' and 'vais', with simple present for future events

Spanish

Work and jobs: 'eres' and 'sois', simple present -ar verbs

School life: -er and -ir verbs 2nd person singular and plural

This unit revisits the second person plural form of -ar verbs and introduces the second person plural forms of -er and -ir verbs, including modal verbs. Pupils learn the plural forms of possessive adjectives 'vuestros' 'vuestras'. Pupils revisit using the present simple to express a future meaning.

Work and school: 'ser', 'estar' and 'ir'

Todos los días trabajas en un ordenador.

Write in Spanish: 'you all go to the cinema'.

Write in Spanish: 'you are all going to organise a party'. Do not include the pronoun.

Order the words to say: 'I want to speak to the English woman and he wants to speak to the English man'.

Write in English: 'ella es una persona rica'.

Exit Quiz

Which words need an accent?