the preposition 'a' that is used after verbs like 'ver' or 'visitar'  when we see or visit a person or pet

form of pronouns and verbs used to talk about 'you'

casa

comer

escuchar

cantar

calle

cama

ganar

domingo

preguntar

segundo

gusto

algas

coche

ganso

cuna

gusano

carne

gorro

C1&2a

C1&2b

C1&2d

C1&2e

CfU pregunta - aprendes un idioma?

What do you see? personal 'a'

Spanish

In the morning: -ar verbs 'you'

Morning activities: -ar verbs 'I', 'you', 'she, he'

What I see: -er verbs 'I', 'you', 'she, he'

At breaktime: -er verbs 'I', 'you', 'she, he'

What do you do? 'Hacer', 'hago', 'haces', 'hace'

In this unit, pupils use singular forms of -ar and -er verbs, including the irregular verb ‘hacer’ to make, do in order to ask and answer questions in the present tense. New high frequency vocabulary gives pupils more words to talk about activities. Hard sounds ga, go, gu, ca, co, cu are revisited.

What I and others do: singular regular verbs in the present

What sound spelling correspondence is missing from these three words pre__ntar, se__undo, __usto

After verbs such as 'ver' and 'visitar', what word do you need to add if you are seeing/visiting a person or a pet?

Which of the following sentences need the preposition 'a' after the verb?

Complete the sentence: To make a statement into a question, you {{}} your voice at the end.

Which of the following sentences says: 'I see my curious rabbit'.

Which of the following verb forms are in the 3rd person singular?

What is the first person singular of the verb 'ver' (to see, seeing)?

Order these words to say: I read my book - it's different': mi; leo; libro; diferente; es.

Translate the sentence: I learn a language.

What do you see? personal 'a'

Lesson outcome