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In the morning: -ar verbs 'you'
I can use -ar verbs to say what I and you do in the morning.
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- Year 4
In the morning: -ar verbs 'you'
I can use -ar verbs to say what I and you do in the morning.
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Key learning points
- Learning new vocabulary helps you express yourself.
- The 1st person singular form of the verb talks about 'I'; to mean 'I' with an -ar verb, the ending changes to -o.
- The 2nd person singular form of the verb refers to 'you'; to mean 'you' with an -ar verb, the ending changes to -as.
- The preposition 'por' means 'in' when used before times of the day.
- You can use 'por' and 'en' to give more details.
Keywords
-ar verbs - a verb whose infinitive form ends in -ar
1st person singular - form of pronouns and verbs used to talk about 'I'
2nd person singular - form of pronouns and verbs used to refer to 'you'
Por - preposition meaning 'around', 'along' and 'in' when used before times of the day
Common misconception
'In' is always translated as 'en' in Spanish.
When 'in' is followed by the time of day, it translates as 'por' in Spanish.
In order to ensure the new vocabulary is committed to memory, it may be helpful to complete additional practice of these words maybe through activities such as look, say, cover, write and check or partner work to help pupils remember the new vocabulary and be able to use it in context.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Match the Spanish and the English
Match the Spanish and the English
Q2.Which of the following words are masculine nouns?
Which of the following words are masculine nouns?
una tarta
la bicicletta
Q3.Which number completes this sequence? uno, tres, cinco, siete, , once
Which number completes this sequence? uno, tres, cinco, siete, , once
Q4.Tengo can mean:
Tengo can mean:
I have and I want
I am and I need
Q5.Which of the following says, 'You are 11 years old'.
Which of the following says, 'You are 11 years old'.
Tengo once años.
Tengo doce años.
Tienes doce años.
Q6.Which words do you need to translate 'I am 10 years old.'
Which words do you need to translate 'I am 10 years old.'
tienes
diez
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Match the Spanish and the English.
Match the Spanish and the English.
Q2.Match the Spanish and the English.
Match the Spanish and the English.
Q3.Which word is missing from this sentence so that it reads 'in the morning'? la mañana
Which word is missing from this sentence so that it reads 'in the morning'? la mañana
Q4.Which of the following sentences say, 'I walk with Mum in the village'?
Which of the following sentences say, 'I walk with Mum in the village'?
Camino con mamá en el montaña.
Caminas con mamá en el pueblo.
Caminar con mamá en el pueblo.
Q5.Match the Spanish and the English.
Match the Spanish and the English.
Q6.Translate the sentence: You walk in the morning.
Translate the sentence: You walk in the morning.
