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Summer days: singular regular verbs

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I can describe what I and others do on a summer's day.

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To pronounce words starting with [h] we ignore it and pronounce the vowel that follows. Spanish infinitives end in -ar, -er or -ir. Knowing a range of infinitives develops sentence building and allows pupils to recognise patterns when conjugating. Singular persons of regular -ar, -er and -ir verbs are used to describe what I, you and she, he, it is doing. These verbs combine with nouns, adjectives and conjunctions to make a detailed description.

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