Poems with pictures: arriba, abajo, en medio
Learning outcomes
I can read and write poems based on pictures.
I can accurately read words with [j].
- Year 4
Poems with pictures: arriba, abajo, en medio
Learning outcomes
I can read and write poems based on pictures.
I can accurately read words with [j].
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Key learning points
- The [j] sound in Spanish is not pronounced the same way in English. In Spanish, it sounds like a harsh [h] sound.
- The words for the (definite article) or a/an, (indefinite article) change according to gender unlinke English.
- The definite article for masculine nouns is 'el'. The definite article for feminine nouns is 'la'.
- The indefinite article for masculine nouns is 'un'. The indefinite article for feminine nouns is 'una'.
- Poems use a structure to create a verse. We can use this structure to create our own poems.
Keywords
Definite article - the words el and la meaning the
Indefinite article - the words un and una meaning a or an
Arriba - adverb meaning above
Abajo - adverb meaning below
Common misconception
The definite and indefinite articles don't change. Thet stay the same like 'the', 'a' or 'an' for whatever noun they precede, like they do in English.
In Spanish, nouns have gender. Definite and indefinite articles change according to the gender: 'el' and 'un' for masculine nouns; 'la' and 'una' for feminine nouns.
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