Spanish National Team Football - New Kit 2012 - Adidas Commercial

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Do you like soccer? Even if you don't, you might have heard of Spain being the European and world champions. But does winning it all mean that you can just relax and sit back? This advert says it doesn't because every season is a new beginning. To convey its message, the advert denies a whole lot of things that did happen in the past. In this lesson, you will see different ways in which the past simple tense is formed in Spanish, depending on the verb. Don't forget to show this video to your friends so you can practice together by discussing it.

40 Unique Words (69 total)

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no — nope adverb

a — a adposition

de — de adposition

el — el determiner

la — la determiner

un — un determiner

B1 somos — are verb

B1 mundo — world noun

A1 fui — I was verb

campeones — campeones noun

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No one came to greet us.

We did not create a style of play.

We were not admired by the whole world.

We did not bring an entire country to the streets.

I was not the top scorer.

We couldn't hold the pressure.

We did not change the way we understand football.

I was not the best player in the European Championship.

We are not a team.

We are not European champions.

We are not world champions.

No vino nadie a recibirnos.

No creamos un estilo de juego.

No fuimos admirados por el mundo entero.

No sacamos a todo un país a la calle.

No fui el máximo goleador.

No supimos aguantar la presión.

No cambiamos la manera de entender el fútbol.

No fui el mejor jugador de la Eurocopa.

No somos un equipo.

No somos campeones de Europa.

No somos campeones del mundo.