Where you and I are from: 'eres'
Learning outcomes
I can understand ‘soy’ and ‘eres’ when talking about where people are from.
I can read aloud and pronounce vowel sounds securely in short rhymes.
Where you and I are from: 'eres'
Learning outcomes
I can understand ‘soy’ and ‘eres’ when talking about where people are from.
I can read aloud and pronounce vowel sounds securely in short rhymes.
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Key learning points
- The vowel sounds [a] [e] [i] [o] and [u] can be practised by reading aloud short rhymes.
- The verb ‘ser’ means 'to be, being' when talking about where people are from.
- ‘Eres’ means ‘you are’ when talking about where you are from.
Keywords
Eres - part of the verb 'to be' that means 'you are'
De - means 'from' and we use it to talk about our origin
Common misconception
The sounds [e] and [i] are pronounced the same as in English.
The sound [e] is pronounced as in 'elefante' and the sound [i] is pronounced as in 'idea'.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
in class
slow
fast (f)
nervous (m)
at home
curious (for a boy or man)
calm (for a girl or woman)
triste (for a boy/man or girl/woman)
calm (for a boy or man)
curious (for a girl or woman)
happy (for a boy/man or girl/woman)
Exit quiz
6 Questions
Peru
England
Spain