End of school year: singular regular verbs
Learning outcomes
I can describe what happens at the end of the school year using singular regular verbs.
I can pronounce the sounds [b] and [v].
End of school year: singular regular verbs
Learning outcomes
I can describe what happens at the end of the school year using singular regular verbs.
I can pronounce the sounds [b] and [v].
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Key learning points
- It is important to pronounce [b] and [v] correctly; in Spanish the sounds [b] and [v] sound the same.
- Singular present tense forms of regular -ar have endings -o, -as, -a; -er verb endings are -o, -es, -e.
- In Spain, at the end of the school year, there is a celebration called 'el festival de fin de curso'.
- You can use singular forms of regular -ar and -er verbs to describe some activities at the festival.
Keywords
[b] - pronounced as in the word 'celebrar'
[v] - pronounced as in the word 'ver'
Common misconception
The sounds [b] and [v] are pronounced differently, as in English.
The sounds [b] and [v] are pronounced the same in Spanish.
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