used to indicate doing something to yourself, words like 'myself' and yourself'

B1 1 Mi (reloj dice que son las ocho.)

B1 2 Me (levanto ahora.)

B1 3 Mi (hermano está en la cocina.)

B1 4 Me (lavo más tarde.)

B1 5 Me (preparo para el colegio.)

B1 6 Mi (llave, ¿dónde está?)

Routine events: reflexive pronouns 'me' and 'te'

Spanish

Where are my things? 'mi', 'tu' and adverbs of position

People and places in Mexico: possessive adjective 'su'

A Mexican tradition: reflexive pronoun 'se'

This unit revisits possessive adjectives 'mi', 'mis', 'tu', tus' and contrasts them with reflexive pronouns 'me', 'te'. Reflexive pronoun 'se' is taught and contrasted with 'su' and 'sus'. Pupils revisit 'es', 'son', 'está', 'están', present tense -ar verbs, and adjective-noun number agreement.

Everyday life: possessive adjectives, pronouns

'__________ levanto a las siete y juego con __________ perro'. Choose the correct missing words.

Write in Spanish: 'you introduce yourself'.

Order the words to say: 'a clean dress and a new key'.

Write in English: 'mis libros son interesantes'.

Write in Spanish: 'Where is your game?'. You are talking to a friend.

Routine events: reflexive pronouns 'me' and 'te'

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