1. Marking
1. Which connective will you use in your next piece of work?
2. Correct the spellings.
3. Translate the sentences to show you understand.
4. Double check adjectives. Correct the circled items.
5. Use the phrase given in your next piece of work. Complete the example.
6. Choose three new infinitives from the dictionary that you can use with the phrase given.
7. Where does the adjective go in Spanish? Write two examples.
8. Learn two of these phrases from memory. If you tell them to me in a week, I will send a postcard.
9. Try to copy more closely the rules of the language when you are speaking. Focus on ….
10. Extend your answers. What extra opinions/connectives will you add next time?
11. Try now to express more complex opinions. Will you use creo que, pienso que, odio or something different in your next piece? Write an example.
12. Express your opinion in your work. Use me gusta(n). Write an example.
13. Proof read your work before submitting. Correct the circled mistakes in this piece.
14. Double check accents, as they are important for meaning. Where should the accents go on these words?
15. Complete the verb grid.
16. What future tense sentence could you include? Translate the examples.
17. What past tense sentence could you include? Translate the examples.
18. What conditional sentence could you include? Translate the examples.
19. Structure your ideas more carefully, as the meaning is not always clear. Choose two sequencing words you could use next time.
20. Try to be more adventurous Find three new adjectives, verbs or nouns from the dictionary on this topic.
Marking
1. Which connective will you use in your next piece of work?
2. Correct the spellings.
3. Translate the sentences to show you understand.
4. Double check adjectives. Correct the circled items.
5. Use the phrase given in your next piece of work. Complete the example.
6. Choose three new infinitives from the dictionary that you can use with the phrase given.
7. Where does the adjective go in Spanish? Write two examples.
8. Learn two of these phrases from memory. If you tell them to me in a week, I will send a postcard.
9. Try to copy more closely the rules of the language when you are speaking. Focus on ….
10. Extend your answers. What extra opinions/connectives will you add next time?
11. Try now to express more complex opinions. Will you use creo que, pienso que, odio or something different in your next piece? Write an example.
12. Express your opinion in your work. Use me gusta(n). Write an example.
13. Proof read your work before submitting. Correct the circled mistakes in this piece.
14. Double check accents, as they are important for meaning. Where should the accents go on these words?
15. Complete the verb grid.
16. What future tense sentence could you include? Translate the examples.
17. What past tense sentence could you include? Translate the examples.
18. What conditional sentence could you include? Translate the examples.
19. Structure your ideas more carefully, as the meaning is not always clear. Choose two sequencing words you could use next time.
20. Try to be more adventurous Find three new adjectives, verbs or nouns from the dictionary on this topic.
Marking
1. Which connective will you use in your next piece of work?
2. Correct the spellings.
3. Translate the sentences to show you understand.
4. Double check adjectives. Correct the circled items.
5. Use the phrase given in your next piece of work. Complete the example.
6. Choose three new infinitives from the dictionary that you can use with the phrase given.
7. Where does the adjective go in Spanish? Write two examples.
8. Learn two of these phrases from memory. If you tell them to me in a week, I will send a postcard.
9. Try to copy more closely the rules of the language when you are speaking. Focus on ….
10. Extend your answers. What extra opinions/connectives will you add next time?
11. Try now to express more complex opinions. Will you use creo que, pienso que, odio or something different in your next piece? Write an example.
12. Express your opinion in your work. Use me gusta(n). Write an example.
13. Proof read your work before submitting. Correct the circled mistakes in this piece.
14. Double check accents, as they are important for meaning. Where should the accents go on these words?
15. Complete the verb grid.
16. What future tense sentence could you include? Translate the examples.
17. What past tense sentence could you include? Translate the examples.
18. What conditional sentence could you include? Translate the examples.
19. Structure your ideas more carefully, as the meaning is not always clear. Choose two sequencing words you could use next time.
20. Try to be more adventurous Find three new adjectives, verbs or nouns from the dictionary on this topic.
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2. Español Español Español
Present tense – first person
Me llamo – I am called Tengo – I have
Soy – I am Estoy – I am (position)
Vivo en – I live in Quiero – I want
Necesito – I need Juego – I play
Leo – I read Veo – I watch
Opinions
Me gusta (n) – I like
Me encanta (n) – I love
Odio – I hate
Creo que – I think that
Pienso que – I think that
Adverbs
muy - very bastante - quite
a veces - sometimes nunca- never siempre – always todavía - still
normalmente - normally
a menudo – often aún – yet
Sequencing words
primero – first of all
después – afterwards
luego – later
finalmente – finally
Key adjectives
divertido /a – fun
aburrido /a - boring
gracioso /a – funny
grande – big
pequeño /a – small
simpático /a – nice
antipático /a – unpleasant
interesante – interesting
importante – important
Connectives
y – and
pero – but
o – or
porque – because
aunque – although
además – furthermore
por lo tanto – therefore
sin embargo – however
Past tense – 1st person important verbs
Fui – I went Comí – I ate
Bebí – I drank Vi – I saw
Leí – I read Nadé – I swam
Jugué – I played Compré – I bought
Visité - visited Tuve – I had
Future tense using ir
Voy a + infinitive – I’m going to …
Va a + infinitive – he/she is going to ..
Vamos a + infinitive–We’re going to..
The conditional – I would
1st and 3rd person - infinitive + ía
Compraría – I/he/she would buy
Iría – I/he/she would go
Español
Present tense – first person
Me llamo – I am called Tengo – I have
Soy – I am Estoy – I am (position)
Vivo en – I live in Quiero – I want
Necesito – I need Juego – I play
Leo – I read Veo – I watch
Opinions
Me gusta (n) – I like
Me encanta (n) – I love
Odio – I hate
Creo que – I think that
Pienso que – I think that
Adverbs
muy - very bastante - quite
a veces - sometimes nunca- never siempre – always todavía - still
normalmente - normally
a menudo – often aún – yet
Sequencing words
primero – first of all
después – afterwards
luego – later
finalmente – finally
Key adjectives
divertido /a – fun
aburrido /a - boring
gracioso /a – funny
grande – big
pequeño /a – small
simpático /a – nice
antipático /a – unpleasant
interesante – interesting
importante – important
Connectives
y – and
pero – but
o – or
porque – because
aunque – although
además – furthermore
por lo tanto – therefore
sin embargo – however
Past tense – 1st person important verbs
Fui – I went Comí – I ate
Bebí – I drank Vi – I saw
Leí – I read Nadé – I swam
Jugué – I played Compré – I bought
Visité - visited Tuve – I had
Future tense using ir
Voy a + infinitive – I’m going to …
Va a + infinitive – he/she is going to ..
Vamos a + infinitive–We’re going to..
The conditional – I would
1st and 3rd person - infinitive + ía
Compraría – I/he/she would buy
Iría – I/he/she would go
Español
Present tense – first person
Me llamo – I am called Tengo – I have
Soy – I am Estoy – I am (position)
Vivo en – I live in Quiero – I want
Necesito – I need Juego – I play
Leo – I read Veo – I watch
Opinions
Me gusta (n) – I like
Me encanta (n) – I love
Odio – I hate
Creo que – I think that
Pienso que – I think that
Adverbs
muy - very bastante - quite
a veces - sometimes nunca- never siempre – always todavía - still
normalmente - normally
a menudo – often aún – yet
Sequencing words
primero – first of all
después – afterwards
luego – later
finalmente – finally
Key adjectives
divertido /a – fun
aburrido /a - boring
gracioso /a – funny
grande – big
pequeño /a – small
simpático /a – nice
antipático /a – unpleasant
interesante – interesting
importante – important
Connectives
y – and
pero – but
o – or
porque – because
aunque – although
además – furthermore
por lo tanto – therefore
sin embargo – however
Past tense – 1st person important verbs
Fui – I went Comí – I ate
Bebí – I drank Vi – I saw
Leí – I read Nadé – I swam
Jugué – I played Compré – I bought
Visité - visited Tuve – I had
Future tense using ir
Voy a + infinitive – I’m going to …
Va a + infinitive – he/she is going to ..
Vamos a + infinitive–We’re going to..
The conditional – I would
1st and 3rd person - infinitive + ía
Compraría – I/he/she would buy
Iría – I/he/she would go
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