Showing posts with label General. Show all posts
Showing posts with label General. Show all posts

Saturday, March 23, 2013

Babbel app

One of my fab students has told me about an app called Babbel. Just installed the Spanish version and it seems to be a good (and quite addictive) way of learning vocab and practising pronunciation. There's basic vocab on there as well as more advanced vocab which you have to download but it is all free as far as I'm aware! Give it a go and let me know what you think. Check with your parents before you install it though :). Miss Morgan

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

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Miss Morgan :)


Tuesday, November 27, 2012

There/their/they're

there - talking about a place
I'm going to go there tomorrow.
It's over there.

their - belonging to a person (his/her)
Their house is beautiful.
Their mum is strict.

they're - they are - talking about people
They're going to the beach tomorrow.
They're being really silly.


1. Noun = a thing, name or place

John
house
jumper
Paris


2. Adjective = describes a noun

big
small
funny


3. Verb = a doing word

run
jump
sing
sit
eat


4. Adverb = describes a verb

slowly
quickly
reluctantly


5. Infinitive = these are verbs which start with 'to'
to run
to jump
to sit
to eat

In French and Spanish these are the words which you will find in the dictionary that haven't already been conjugated
jouer - to play
manger - to eat
boire - to drink
aller - to go

bailar - to dance
comer - to eat
cantar - to sing
ir - to go
estudiar - to study


6. Present tense = something that is happening now or that happens in general
I am going to the shop/I go to the shop every day


7. Past tense = this is something which has already happened
I went to the shop.
I used to go to the shop.


8. Future tense = something which is going to (will) happen
I am going to go to the shop (don't confuse this with 'I am going to the shop').
I will go to the shop.