A1 - 1 coche

A1 - 2 cultura

A1 - 3 casa

A1 - 4 comer

A1 - 5 cantar

A1 - 6 calle

C1 - 1 Tengo un bolígrafo.

C1 - 2 Tengo unas plantas.

C1 - 3 Tengo una revista.

C1 - 4 Tengo unas tareas.

C1 - 5 Tengo unos caballos en Inglaterra.

C1 - 6 Tengo una botella de Coca-Cola.

C1 - 7 Tengo unos amigos en el sur.

C1 - 8 Tengo un periódico.

C1 - 9 Tengo unas preguntas.

C1 - 10 Tengo unas palabras.

What people have: plural indefinite articles 'unos' and 'unas'

Spanish

What is it? Singular indefinite articles 'un' and 'una'

What people have: 'tener' singular persons, alphabet

Conversations: 'estar', 'ser', 'tener' singular persons

In this unit, pupils learn the singular and plural indefinite articles, and that nouns have abstract gender. They form plural nouns with -s. Pupils learn the singular forms of 'tener' in the context of belongings. Key sounds learnt are ll, l, ca, co, cu.

Belongings: 'tener' and articles 'un' and 'una'

'I have some magazines' is 'Tengo ... revistas'.

Put the options in this order: 1 a + masculine, 2 a + feminine, 3 some + masculine, 4 some + feminine

What would this sentence be in plural? 'Tengo una pregunta seria.'

Where can you find a similar sound to the letter 'ñ'?

The most common name for a Spanish letter is either letter + e or ...

Order the letter names: 1 letter+e, e+letter+e, letter+a, letter+u

Translate 'She has a list.' into Spanish.

What people have: plural indefinite articles 'unos' and 'unas'

Lesson outcome