A day on the beach: La Playa (Juan Guinea Díaz), -ar verbs plural persons
Learning outcomes
I can use holiday vocabulary and plural -ar verbs to describe a day at the beach.
I have a growing repertoire of known words starting with silent h.
- Year 7
A day on the beach: La Playa (Juan Guinea Díaz), -ar verbs plural persons
Learning outcomes
I can use holiday vocabulary and plural -ar verbs to describe a day at the beach.
I have a growing repertoire of known words starting with silent h.
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Key learning points
- To pronounce words starting with [h] we ignore it and pronounce the vowel that follows.
- 'We' verb forms for -ar verbs end in -amos, as in 'miramos'. 'They' verb forms for -ar verbs end in -an, as in 'miran'.
- You can use use texts, like a poem, to practise grammar or vocabulary or as inspiration for writing your own poem.
Keywords
[h] - it is not pronounced in Spanish, as in 'hablar'
-ar verb - a verb whose infinitive ends in 'ar', as in 'mirar'
-amos - the ending for the 'we' form of -ar verbs, as in 'miramos'
-an - the ending for the 'they' form of -ar verbs, as in 'miran'
Common misconception
I know from the sound if a Spanish word starts with 'h'.
The letter 'h' is a silent letter in Spanish. We need to learn the spelling of words that start with 'h' by practising vocabulary regularly.
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