irregular verb meaning ‘to do, to make’

1st person singular of 'hacer', meaning 'I do, I make'

question starting with a wh- word that has more information in the answer than yes/no

A1 -1

A1 -2

A1 -3

A1 -4

A2 -1

A2 -2

A2 -3

A2 -4

C1 a&b&c 1

C1 a&b&c 2

C1 a&b&c 3

C1 a&b&c 4

C1 a&b&c 5

C1 a&b&c 6

C1 a&b&c 7

C1 a&b&c 8

Activities: ask and answer questions with 'hacer'

Spanish

This unit introduces four new question words, including cuánto(s), cuál(es), quién(es), which require number agreement. Singular forms of the verb 'hacer' are introduced, which then can be combined with question words. Key sounds revisited are a, o, ge, gi, j.

Activities: information questions

Place these adjectives in this order: 1. expensive, 2. pretty, 3. cheap, 4. rich

'To be, I am, you are (trait)'; 'to be, I am, you are (state)'. What is the correct order in Spanish?

How do you say 'you do' or 'you make' in Spanish?

Put the words in order to make an information question. 

Which sentence has the right adjective agreement?

How do most wh- question words start in Spanish?

Which set of translations are in this order?: who, how, which, how much

Which of these words has the [ge] sound in Spanish?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Activities: ask and answer questions with 'hacer'

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.