the words 'un', 'una', 'unos' and 'unas', meaning 'a/an' and 'some'

the words 'el', 'la', 'los' and 'las', meaning 'the'

part of the verb 'ser' that means they are used to talk about permanent traits

part of the verb 'estar' that means they are used to talk about location, temporary states and mood

A1 - 1 siete

A1 - 2 decir

A1 - 3 cine

A1 - 4 silla

A1 - 5 cierto

A1 - 6 diciembre

A1 - 7 silencio

A1 - 8 siempre

C2a, C2b - 1 Martin está en Bilbao. Hay unos monumentos y unas tiendas de ...

C2a, C2b - 2 Sofía está en Granada. Hay [unas] iglesias y unos mercados. Las ...

C2a, C2b - 3 María está en Málaga. Hay unos bancos y [unas] plazas. Las ...

C2a, C2b - 4 Pablo está en una iglesia en Madrid. Hay unos profesores y unas ...

C2a, C2b - 5 Amanda está en Valencia. Hay [unos] museos y unas escuelas. Los ...

C2a, C2b - 6 Paula está en una cafetería de San Sebastián. Hay unos hombres ...

Spanish-speaking cities: article use and 'ser' vs 'estar'

Spanish

What people have: 'tener' singular and plural persons

Whose is it? possessive adjectives 'mi' and 'tu'

Possessions: number agreement on 'mi' and 'tu'

In this unit, pupils learn possessive adjectives 'mi', 'mis', 'tu' and 'tus'. They contrast the third person singular with the third person plural of various verbs, and ask questions using question words. Key sounds revisited are n and ñ.

Describing people and possessions: 'mi' and 'tu'

can be pronounced either the same or differently

Complete the statement: 'In Latin America, the Canary Island and parts of Spain, the sounds [ci] and [si] ...

Match the indefinite article with the correct noun.

Write the correct definite article. 'En Buenos Aires hay unos restaurantes. {{}} restaurantes son muy buenos.'

Translate into Spanish: 'The cities are far.'

Complete the definition: A {{}} is a word for a person, place or thing.

Complete the definition: An {{}} is a word that describes a noun.

If an adjective ends in a consonant or 'e', it doesn't change for gender.

Which statements about adjectives in Spanish are correct?

Spanish-speaking cities: article use and 'ser' vs 'estar'

Lesson outcome