the dictionary form of the verb describing its general meaning

llamar

ella

amarillo

hablar

cantar

normal

es fantástico

escuchar

es sano

necesitar

es importante

espanol

una amiga

ingles

Activities: -ar infinitive verbs

Spanish

In class: -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

The [ll] and [l] sound are always different in English and Spanish.

[ll] and [l] sounds are only different if they appear at the start of the word.

[ll] and [l] sounds are only different if they are in the middle of the word.

A pupil says, "The words 'libro' and 'llave' start with the same sound." Why is this **incorrect**?

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Match the Spanish words below to the correct English translations.

are **not** the verb form found in the dictionary.

What is the correct translation of the following sentence? 'Escuchar es importante en clase.'

What is the correct translation of the following sentence? 'It is healthy to need a friend.'

Which key sound is missing from the following words? '_ibro, _ista, _uz, _ento, sa_ir'

'Cantar', 'necesitar', 'hablar' and 'escuchar' are all examples of ...

What does the sentence 'Es normal escuchar en clase.' mean?

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.

Activities: -ar infinitive verbs

Lesson outcome

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.