Dos actores famosos: -ar 3rd person singular and plural preterite
Learning outcomes
I can write about a famous Spanish-speaking couple by using -ar verbs in the past (preterite) tense.
I can recognise and pronounce [j], [ga], [go] and [gu].
- Year 10
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Dos actores famosos: -ar 3rd person singular and plural preterite
Learning outcomes
I can write about a famous Spanish-speaking couple by using -ar verbs in the past (preterite) tense.
I can recognise and pronounce [j], [ga], [go] and [gu].
Lesson details
Vocabulary and transcripts for this lessons
Key learning points
- Regular -ar verbs: 3rd person singular and plural, PAST preterite (-ó, -aron).
- The sound [j] followed by any vowel sounds like 'jugar'.
- The sound [g] followed by a, o or u sounds like 'gol'.
Keywords
Preterite - a tense used for events completed in the past
Infinitive - the verb as it appears in a dictionary
Reflexive pronoun - a type of pronoun that refers to a self-directed action; in English this includes the words ‘himself’ and ‘herself’
Common misconception
Reflexive pronouns appear after a conjugated verb.
The reflexive pronoun 'se' appears before a conjugated verb in any tense.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Which of these words means 'she accepted'?
Q2.Which of these words means 'they came in' or 'they entered'?
Q3.Match the Spanish words to their meanings.
Q4.In which of these words does the 'g' sound like the 'g' in the English 'goal'?
Q5.Translate the following sentence into Spanish: 'He got married.'
Q6.Translate the following sentence into Spanish: 'They answered the question.'
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.In which of these words does the 'g' sound like the 'g' in 'goal'?
Q2.Match the Spanish words below to the correct English translations.
