My favourite things
Learning outcomes
I can describe some of my favourite things.
I can distinguish between hard and soft [g] sounds.
My favourite things
Learning outcomes
I can describe some of my favourite things.
I can distinguish between hard and soft [g] sounds.
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Key learning points
- Possessive adjectives are a type of determiner.
- Use 'mi' to say 'my' before a singular Spanish noun.
- Use 'tu' to say 'your' before a singular Spanish noun.
- Spanish possessives 'mi' and 'tu' do not change for the gender of the noun.
- When 'tú' has an accent, it is a subject pronoun and goes before the verb.
Keywords
Mi - possessive adjective meaning 'my'
Tu - possessive adjective meaning 'your'
Tú - subject pronoun meaning 'you'
Common misconception
'Tu' and 'tú' mean the same thing.
'Tu' is a possessive adjective used to say 'your' in Spanish. 'Tú' is a subject pronoun meaning 'you'.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
to spend, spending (time)
the week
the morning
the time
through, around, along
to visit, visting
my fantastic week
your tall giraffe
my low bed
your grey book
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Your favourite cat
You read a book
Your language is English
You speak English