A1 - En la primera escena de la película, puedes ver la casa Madrigal. Es ...

B2a - 1 ¿Eres aburrido?

B2a - 2 ¿Estás malo?

B2a - 3 ¿Eres lista?

B2a - 4 ¿Eres morena?

B2a - 5 ¿Estás listo?

B2a - 6 ¿Eres malo?

How are you feeling? 'Ser' and 'estar' 1st and 2nd person singular

Spanish

Friendships: gustar-type verbs

Friendships: personal 'a'

Where people are from: 'ser' 1st and 2nd person singular and plural

At a theme park: demonstrative adjectives 'ese' and 'esa'

At a market: demonstrative adjectives 'esos' and 'esas'

Possessions at a crime scene: 'mío/a', 'tuyo/a' and 'suyo/a'

This unit introduces demonstrative adjectives 'ese', 'esa', 'esos', 'esas' and possessive adjectives 'mío/a', 'tuyo/a', 'suyo/a'. The unit revisits personal 'a', gustar-type verbs, word order, direct and indirect pronouns, prenominal adjectives, 'ser' and 'estar', and gender and number agreement.

Friends: 'ser', 'estar' and demonstrative adjectives

Order the words to say 'the mother uses her food to cure ill people'.

Order the words to say 'his uncle has super powers and can see the future'.

'Your brother is very strong.' Translate this sentence into Spanish.

'Ellos __________ llenos después de comer.' Which word completes this sentence?

Order the words to say 'she has blonde hair and blue eyes'.

'Your (singular) grandfather is very fun.'

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.

How are you feeling? 'Ser' and 'estar' 1st and 2nd person singular

Lesson outcome

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.