Year 10 - Spanish
Serie 'La casa de papel': modal 'quisiera', 'me gustaría' + infinitive
Communication and the world around us: conversaciones
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Year 10 - Spanish
Communication and the world around us: conversaciones
This unit revisits regular comparative structures and irregular comparatives 'mejor que' and 'peor que', and introduces regular superlative structures. Pupils learn 'quisiera' with an infinitive and 'me/te/le gustaría' with an infinitive to express 'would like to'.
You will learn to use and understand modal verbs in the context of the Spanish language series 'La casa de papel'.
Modal verbs express necessity or possibility, and can be used to communicate future hopes and desires. To say what you would like to do, use a modal verb followed by an infinitive.
verb of necessity or possibility e.g. 'must', 'can', 'want'. Say or write it in a short sentence so you use the word actively.
Mistake: Modal verbs such as 'me gustaría' and 'quisiera' can be followed by simple present verbs. Correction: Modal verbs such as 'me gustaría' and 'quisiera' cannot be followed by simple present verbs. To say what you would like to do, use a modal verb followed by an infinitive.
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