Activities at home: -ar verbs 1st person singular & plural, 3rd person singular
Learning outcomes
I can use -ar verbs to talk about my, our and someone else's activities at home.
I can pronounce the sounds [ll] and [l] confidently.
- Year 7
Activities at home: -ar verbs 1st person singular & plural, 3rd person singular
Learning outcomes
I can use -ar verbs to talk about my, our and someone else's activities at home.
I can pronounce the sounds [ll] and [l] confidently.
Lesson details
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Key learning points
- The SSC sound [ll] is pronounced as in 'llamar' and [l] as in 'libro'
- The 1st person singular of -ar verbs ends in -o, the 3rd person singular in -a, and the 1st person plural in -amos.
- Adverbs of location are followed by 'del' if the noun is masculine or by 'de la' if the noun is feminine.
Keywords
-ar verbs - a verb whose infinitive form ends in -ar
Subject - person, people or thing(s) doing the verb
Common misconception
Spanish verbs follow the same pattern as English verbs. The 'I', 'you', 'we' and 'they' forms are all the same and the only change happens in the 'she, he, it' form.
In Spanish, each subject has its own special ending. For -ar verbs, this is '-o' for 'I', '-as' for 'you', '-a' for 'she, he, it', '-amos' for 'we' and '-an' for 'they'.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Match the Spanish to the English.
Q2.Match the English to the Spanish.
Q3.Put the days of the week in the correct order.
Q4.Choose the correct translation for 'on Sundays'.
Q5.Choose the correct noun to go with the adverbs of location.
Q6.Select the adverbs of time.
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Write the missing word to complete this definition: -ar verbs are verbs whose forms end in -ar.
Q2.Match the Spanish to the English.
Q3.Match the English to the Spanish.
