¡Compartimos nuestros pasatiempos! (We share our hobbies!)
Present your favorite hobbies to the class using -ER and -IR verbs.
What you'll learn
- Identify at least five different Spanish hobby words (like 'nadar' or 'bailar') when you hear them spoken.
- Explain in simple sentences, using 'me gusta' or 'no me gusta,' whether you like or dislike at least three different hobbies in Spanish.
- Apply your Spanish vocabulary to ask a classmate '¿Te gusta...?' about a hobby, and understand their answer ('Sí, me gusta' or 'No, no me gusta').
- Create a short sentence in Spanish about their favorite hobby, using the phrase *Mi pasatiempo favorito es...*
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