Spanish
Grade 6
15 min
Comparaci�n con futuro simple
Comparaci�n con futuro simple
What you'll learn
- Analyze at least three distinct organizational structures (e.g., problem-solution, compare-contrast, cause-effect) appropriate for persuasive essays, providing a rationale in Spanish for why each structure may or may not be effective for a given argumentative prompt.
- Apply strategic outlining techniques (e.g., mind mapping, reverse outlining) to develop a detailed essay structure in Spanish, including a thesis statement, supporting arguments, counterarguments, and a conclusion, demonstrating a clear and logical progression of ideas.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of a provided persuasive essay outline in Spanish based on criteria such as logical flow, coherence, and strength of argumentation, suggesting at least three specific improvements to the outline's structure.
- Create a persuasive essay outline in Spanish for a given argumentative prompt, incorporating at least three distinct rhetorical devices (e.g., ethos, pathos, logos) within the proposed structure to enhance the essay's persuasive impact.
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Introduction & Learning Objectives
Learning Objectives
Define the 'ir a + infinitivo' structure and its purpose.
Correctly conjugate the verb 'ir' in the present tense for all subjects.
Construct complete sentences to describe future plans using 'ir a + infinitivo'.
Differentiate between the uses of 'ir a + infinitivo' (near future, plans) and the 'futuro simple' (distant future, predictions).
Correctly place reflexive and direct object pronouns in sentences with 'ir a + infinitivo'.
Translate simple sentences about future plans from English to Spanish using 'ir a + infinitivo'.
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In this lesson, you will learn a very common and usefu...
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Key Concepts & Vocabulary
TermDefinitionExample
Infinitivo (Infinitive)The basic, original form of a verb that has not been changed for a subject. In Spanish, infinitives always end in -ar, -er, or -ir.hablar (to talk), comer (to eat), vivir (to live)
Verbo 'ir' (Verb 'to go')The verb 'ir' means 'to go'. In this structure, it is the only verb that changes to match the subject.Yo voy, tú vas, él va, nosotros vamos, vosotros vais, ellos van.
Futuro Cercano (Near Future)This refers to actions that are going to happen soon or are definite plans. 'Ir a + infinitivo' is the main way to express the near future.'Voy a estudiar esta noche' (I am going to study tonight) is a near future action.
Futuro Simple (Simple Future)This is the future tense that means '...
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Grammar Rules & Patterns
The 'Ir a + Infinitivo' Formula
Subject + (present tense of 'ir') + a + (infinitive verb)
To talk about what someone is 'going to do', start with the subject, conjugate 'ir' in the present tense, add the word 'a', and finish with the main action verb in its infinitive form.
Pronoun Placement Rule
Option 1: [Pronoun] [conjugated 'ir'] a [infinitive].
Option 2: [conjugated 'ir'] a [infinitive + pronoun].
When using reflexive or object pronouns (like me, te, se, lo, la), you have two choices. You can place the pronoun BEFORE the conjugated verb 'ir', or you can attach it directly to the END of the infinitive verb.
Choosing Your Future: 'Ir a' vs. 'Futuro Simple'
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Challenging
A student wants to say, "I have decided to put on my new shoes tomorrow." Which sentence best expresses this definite plan and correctly places the pronoun?
A.Me pondré los zapatos nuevos mañana.
B.Me voy a pongo los zapatos nuevos mañana.
C.Pondré los zapatos nuevos mañana, creo.
D.Voy a ponerme los zapatos nuevos mañana.
Challenging
A fortune teller is looking at a crystal ball. Which statement would she most likely say?
A."Tú vas a ganar la lotería."
B."Tú ganarás la lotería."
C."Tú tienes un plan para ganar la lotería."
D."Tú vas a comprar un boleto de lotería."
Challenging
Look at these two correct sentences: 1. "Lo voy a hacer." 2. "Voy a hacerlo." What rule about direct object pronouns do they demonstrate?
A.The pronoun must always be attached to the infinitive.
B.The pronoun must always come before the conjugated verb 'ir'.
C.The pronoun can either come before the conjugated verb 'ir' or be attached to the end of the infinitive.
D.The pronoun changes depending on the subject of the sentence.
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