sound-symbol correspondence pronounced as in ‘ganar’ ('to win')

sound-symbol correspondence pronounced as in ‘domingo’ ('Sunday')

sound-symbol correspondence pronounced as in 'preguntar' ('to question')

person, animal or thing that receives the action of the verb

preposition placed before a direct object when that object is a specific person or pet

A1 - 1 riesgo

A1 - 2 orgullo

A1 - 3 enemigo

A1 - 4 pagar

A1 - 5 seguridad

A1 - 6 garantizar

A2 - slow - El jugador guapo jugó el domingo pero no ganó porque organizó ...

A2 - medium - El jugador guapo jugó el domingo pero no ganó porque organizó ...

A2 - fast - El jugador guapo jugó el domingo pero no ganó porque organizó ...

C2 - 1 Conozco a …

C2 - 2 Necesito …

C2 - 3 Amo a …

C2 - 4 Busco …

C2 - 5 No entiendo a …

C2 - 6 Casi siempre visito a ...

Routines: personal 'a'

Spanish

Routines: personal 'a' and contraction 'al'

Relationships and routines: reflexive 'me'

Relationships and routines: reflexive 'te'

In this unit, pupils learn how to use personal 'a'. Pupils are introduced to reflexive verbs and reflexive pronouns 'me' and 'te'. They contrast these with possessive adjectives 'mi' and 'tu'. Key sounds revisited are hard g with ga, go, gu, and soft g with ge, gi, j.

Relationships and daily life: personal 'a', pronouns

Siempre visito ___ la piscina con mi novia.

Which sentences require the personal 'a'?

Order the words to say: 'I know an English teacher'.

Write in Spanish: 'I don't understand my boyfriend'.

'Las tiendas están {{}}'. Choose the correct missing word.

Order the words to say: 'I am lucky and he is tired'.

Write in English: 'mi gato está encima de la mesa'.

Write in Spanish: 'there are thirteen open doors'.

Routines: personal 'a'

Lesson outcome