group of verbs which require the use of an indirect object pronoun

refers to a person or thing that is indirectly affected by the verb, e.g. 'to me', 'to her', 'to them', etc.

a word that is used before a noun, a noun phrase, or a pronoun, connecting it to another word

used to emphasise a person or after certain prepositions

C2a, C2b - 1 A [mi] me interesan los canales que comparan aplicaciones.

C2a, C2b - 2 A él [le] encanta diseñar páginas web. 

C2a, C2b - 3 A [nosotras] nos preocupa perder la contraseña de los sitios ...

C2a, C2b - 4 A ti [te] molesta el tráfico en línea cuando intentas acceder a ...

C2a, C2b - 5 A ellas [les] importa la seguridad en línea.

Internet: 'interesar'-type verbs, pronouns after prepositions

Spanish

La inteligencia artificial: 'tener' meaning 'be'

Las redes sociales y yo: conversation practice

Dos directores de cine: perfect tense

Una peli de Guillermo del Toro: imperfect and preterite tenses

La última película que vi: extend writing

In this unit, pupils learn how to use pronouns after prepositions, including emphatic use after 'a'. They revisit the syntax of sentences with interesar-type verbs. The unit introduces irregular past participles 'muerto', 'vuelto', 'cubierto', 'dicho', 'roto'.

Media and technology: Internet y yo

Order the words to say: 'I like talking to him'.

Write in English: 'les preocupa el dato'.

Write in Spanish: 'we like going out with you (informal singular)'.

'Hago videollamadas {{}} es fácil'. Choose the correct missing word.

Order the words to say: 'I like playing video games online'.

Write in English: '¿Por qué te gusta tu móvil?'.

Write in Spanish: 'I think that it is useful'.

Internet: 'interesar'-type verbs, pronouns after prepositions

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