verb 'to be, being' used to describe permanent traits

verb 'to be, being' used to describe temporary state/mood and location

form of an adjective or adverb used to used to compare people, things or ideas

conjunction used in comparative structures meaning 'than'

A1 - 1 activo - tranquilo - enfermo

A1 - 2 loco - soy - estoy

A1 - 3 seguro - cansado - activo

A1 - 4 estoy - listo - raro

A1 - 5 enojado - triste - tranquilo

A1 - 6 cansado - emocionado - gracioso

A1 - 7 soy - enfermo - emocionado

A1 - 8 gracioso - guapo - seguro

B2a, B2b - 1 Normalmente no pasamos tiempo en la naturaleza, somos raros.

B2a, B2b - 2 Estamos tristes porque unos amigos no pueden venir.

B2a, B2b - 3 Estamos cansadas y necesitamos un fin de semana en el campo ...

B2a, B2b - 4 Vamos a subir unas montañas porque somos activos.

B2a, B2b - 5 Estamos emocionados porque podemos disfrutar el clima y el paisaje.

B2a, B2b - 6 Estamos menos enojadas cuando estamos en el campo de Asturias.

A trip to Asturias: 'ser' and 'estar' 1st and 3rd person

Spanish

Weekend activities: -ar verbs 2nd person singular and plural

Weekend activities: pronouns 'me', 'te', 'le', 'se' and 'les'

This unit revisits 'ser' versus 'estar', regular and irregular comparative adjectives, adjective-noun number and gender agreement, forming the present continuous, reflexive pronouns, personal 'a', direct and indirect object pronouns, and gustar-type verbs.

Weekends: 'ser', 'estar', 'ir' and 'hacer'

Order the words to say: 'Saturday is more fun than Sunday'.

Order the words to say: 'he is cheerful and she is tired'.

Write in English: 'eres una persona activa'.

Write in English: '¿Porqué estás triste?'.

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.

A trip to Asturias: 'ser' and 'estar' 1st and 3rd person

Lesson outcome

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.