I do, part of the verb 'hacer' meaning to do and to make

You do, part of the verb 'hacer' meaning to do and to make

She, he, it does, part of the verb 'hacer' meaning to do and to make, also means it is when describing the weather

I play, part of the verb 'jugar' meaning to play, playing

You play, part of the verb 'jugar' meaning to play, playing

actividades

fútbol

esquí

baloncesto

A2a el fútbol, Iván Castro Flores, Alba Torres Rojas, Andrés López Vargas

A2b el baloncesto, Martina Soto Pérez, Santi Cruz Pallarés, Fede Gómez Vega

A2c la natación, Miguel Calla Apaza, José López Ramos, Ana Ayala Luján

A2d el dibujo, ulia Valeria Soto, Raúl Vázquez Cruz, Amira Sánchez Gimeno

B1a Hay veintitrés playas.

B1b Hay once dibujos.

B1c Hay doce tarjetas.

B1d Hay quince lápices.

B1e Hay veinticuatro casas.

When it's sunny: Multiple meanings of 'hacer', singular persons of 'jugar'

Spanish

It's my birthday! Singular 'hacer', negative ‘no’

Ángela's birthday: questions and statements with singular forms of 'hacer'

A letter to the Three Wise Men

The weather: 'hacer' meaning 'be'

In this unit, pupils use ‘hacer’ to understand short texts and ask and answer questions about birthdays and other celebrations. They learn to use ‘hacer’ meaning be with weather expressions and extend their sentences using the subordinating conjunction ‘cuando’, meaning when.

What I and others do: the verb 'hacer'

Order the words to say 'you play basketball with friends in the spring'.

Order the words to say 'he wears a T-shirt in summer because it it hot'.

'You (2nd person singular) make the bed for your mother.' Translate this sentence into Spanish.

Order the days of the week from the start of the week to the end.

Order the words to say 'I always wear a jumper in winter in England'.

Order the words to say 'I like to do sports in the summer'.

'You (2nd person singular) play football on Tuesday.' Translate this sentence into Spanish.

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