Study skills in MFL: use of word reference resources
Learning outcomes
I can use word reference resources to support my language learning journey.
I can recognise and pronounce the sounds [que] and [qui] correctly.
- Year 7
Study skills in MFL: use of word reference resources
Learning outcomes
I can use word reference resources to support my language learning journey.
I can recognise and pronounce the sounds [que] and [qui] correctly.
Lesson details
Vocabulary and transcripts for this lessons
Key learning points
- The SSC [que] is pronounced as in the word '¿por qué?' and [qui] as in the word 'equipo'.
- Guessing the meaning is not a reliable strategy for most Spanish words.
- In a paper dictionary, words are listed in alphabetical order.
- An online dictionary gives us the meaning(s) of the word, its word class, examples of usage, and pronunciation.
- Both dictionaries give us the word class using abbreviations - often in italics and sometimes in a different colour.
Keywords
Que - pronounced as in '¿por qué?'
Qui - pronounced as in 'equipo'
Common misconception
I can guess the meaning of the words I don't know just by looking at them.
Guessing the meaning is not a reliable strategy for most words in Spanish as it may lead to misunderstanding, especially for tricky or abstract vocabulary.
Equipment
Students will need access to paper or online dictionaries for tasks C2a and C2b.
Licence
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