A worksheet I set as a cover lesson on where you live. It covers town, country and nationality and is fairly self explanatory so should be able to be used with a non specialist if necessary. It covers when to use a, en and au and gets students thinking about when to use capitals and how to make gender agreements.. A variety of written activites, each progressivley more difficult, ending with a differentiated homework task.
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Thank you for sharing. Very useful.
Great sheet, but I think it might have been corrupted? For the life of me I can't work out what this means "Extension bout ionality feminine - cities the folowing ke the nationalty word feminine if the speaker is female."
Really helpful- thank you!
Thank you. It's helping me with the start of next topic and to focus on the differences between country and nationality, for the weaker ones.
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