modal verb meaning ‘they can, are able to’, part of 'poder'

modal verb meaning ‘they want (to)’, part of 'querer'

modal verb meaning ‘they must, have to’, part of 'deber'

the possessive pronoun ‘my’, in Spanish it has a singular and plural form

the possessive pronoun ‘your’, in Spanish it has a singular and plural form

A1 feedback - 1 Voy a comer carne roja y otra comida rica en un ...

A1 feedback - 2 Vamos a bailar y beber limonada en los bares de Valencia.

A1 feedback - 3 En marzo va a visitar Zaragoza otra vez ...

A1 feedback - 4 Vas a descansar, caminar y jugar en la playa en Málaga.

A1 feedback - 5 Voy a llegar a Sevilla a caballo y luego hacer llamadas a los ..

A1 feedback - 6 Vamos a elegir imágenes de gente argentina en Girona.

C2 - 1 Pueden hacer ejercicio por las tardes.

C2 - 2 Quiere hacer deporte, aunque no puede.

C2 - 3 Deben trabajar en julio pero quieren visitar Francia.

C2 - 4 No pueden ir de vacaciones durante agosto.

C2 - 5 No deben viajar a otro lugar si es caro.

C2 - 6 Quieren pasar tiempo con la familia porque es divertido.

Possibilities and limits: negatives with 'pueden', 'deben' and 'quieren'

Spanish

Where people go: give statements with 'ir' in singular persons

Where people go: ask questions with 'ir' in singular persons

When and where people go: 'ir' 1st person plural

Future plans: 'ir' + a + infinitive

A day on the beach: La Playa (Juan Guinea Díaz)

A day on the beach: La Playa (Juan Guinea Díaz), -ar verbs plural persons

Summer plans: 'ir' + a + infinitive

This unit introduces 'voy', 'vas', 'va', 'vamos'. These forms of 'ir' are combined with 'a' to mean to go to. Pupils learn that 'a' and 'el' combine to make 'al' and contrast this with 'a la'. Pupils learn they can use a present tense form of 'ir' with 'a' and an infinitive expresses the future.

Places and plans: 'ir' for present and future plans

Read aloud. Which letters in this sentence are pronounced differently from English? 'Voy a ganar algo el domingo con mis amigos de Galicia. ¡Estoy segura!'

'Deber', 'querer' and 'poder' are examples of {{}} verbs.

Write in Spanish: 'They want to travel with my friends.'

Which pairs of letters have the same sound in Spanish?

Match each place to the tricky sound-symbol correspondence (SSC) they contain.

Match the possessive adjectives to their English meanings.

Modal verbs are verbs of necessity or possibility, e.g. 'must', 'can', 'want'. Which of the following are modal verbs?

Match the verb and noun or noun phrase to make logical phrases.

Possibilities and limits: negatives with 'pueden', 'deben' and 'quieren'

Lesson outcome