Hansel y Gretel (adaptación, Jacob y Wilhelm Grimm)

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Level A2 Reading focus

What you'll learn

Pretérito indefinido for events and imperfecto for background and habits, ir a with an infinitive for the future, exclamations with qué, vocabulary of food, home and the forest, diminutives such as casita, patito and huesito

This article is a MovaReader adaptation of Hansel and Gretel, the Brothers Grimm tale first published in 1812, retold in simple Spanish in 8 short chapters. It suits A2 learners who are starting to read in the past: sentences of about 9 words, the pretérito indefinido for events and the imperfecto for description and habits, and a lot of dialogue. You will practise everyday words for food, home and the forest, ir a with an infinitive and exclamations with qué.

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