People: singular adjective placement and agreement
Learning outcomes
I can use correct adjective placement and agreement to describe people who are important to me.
I can pronounce correctly Spanish words with [h].
- Year 7
People: singular adjective placement and agreement
Learning outcomes
I can use correct adjective placement and agreement to describe people who are important to me.
I can pronounce correctly Spanish words with [h].
Lesson details
Vocabulary and transcripts for this lessons
Key learning points
- Spanish [h] is silent, as in the word ‘hablar’.
- Spanish adjective agreement is for gender and number.
- Singular adjectives ending in -e do not change for gender.
- Spanish adjectives mostly follow the noun. Adjective placement is different from English.
Keywords
[h] - is silent in Spanish, as in the word ‘hablar’
Adjective agreement - when the ending of an adjective matches the noun it describes in gender and number
Adjective placement - position of adjective in relation to the noun it describes
Common misconception
The 'h' is sometimes pronounced in Spanish.
The 'h' is never pronounced in Spanish, regardless of its position in the word (hola, zanahoria).
Equipment
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Match the Spanish with the English.
Q2.Match the English with the Spanish.
