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Outdoor activities: 'el' and 'la', meaning 'the'

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I can use definite articles and a range of verbs in the 1st person singular to understand spoken and written language about outdoor activities.

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The letter ‘g’ before vowels ‘a’ and ‘o’ is a hard sound, as in ‘ganar’ (to win, winning) and ‘lago’ (lake). The definite article ‘the’ in Spanish is ‘el’ for masculine and ‘la’ for feminine nouns. To mean ‘I’ with a verb, we remove -ar and add the the ending -o.

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