Semana Dos

Capítulo Uno:

• Sentence Structure
  • Independent Clauses
  • Main or Principal Clauses
  • Dependent or Subordinate Clauses

Semana Tres

Capítulo Dos:

• Nouns and Their Equivalents
  • Noun Equivalents
  • Noun Companions
• Noun Determiners
  • Articles (Definite and Indefinite)
  • Adjectives
  • Comparisons
  • Superlatives

Semana Cuatro

Capítulo Tres:

• Personal Pronouns
  • Grammatical Functions of Personal Pronouns
  • Subject Pronouns
  • Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
  • Required Repetitive Object Pronouns
  • Prepositional Object Pronouns
• Demonstrative and Possessive Pronouns

Semana Cinco

Capítulo Tres:

• Se
  • Reflexive Pronouns
  • Se me Construction: Accidental se
  • Impersonal Se
• Interrogatives and Exclamations
• Indefinites and Negatives
• Relative Pronouns

Semana Seis

Capítulo Cuatro:

• Prepositions
  • A, Con, De, En, Para, and Por
• Adverbs
• Conjunctions
• Transitions

Semana Siete

Capítulo Cinco:

• Indicative Mood
  • Present
  • Preterite
  • Imperfect
  • Present Perfect
  • Pluperfect
  • Future
  • Future Perfect
• Infinitive
  • Present Infinitive
  • Perfect Infinitive

Semana Ocho

Capítulo Cinco:

• Conditional Mood
  • Present Conditional
  • Conditional Perfect
• Subjunctive Mood
  • Present Subjunctive
  • Imperfect Subjunctive
  • Present Perfect Subjunctive
  • Pluperfect Subjunctive
• Imperative Mood
  • Direct Commands
  • Indirect Commands
• Participles
  • Gerunds, Present Participles, and Past Participles

Semana Nueve

Capítulo Seis:

• Present Indicative
• Past Indicative Tense: Preterite vs. Imperfect and Pluperfect
• Compound Tenses
  • Perfect Tense
  • Simple Progressive Tense
  • Perfect Progressive Tense
• Conditional

Semana Diez

Capítulo Seis:

• Subjunctive
  • Nominal Clauses
  • Adjectival Clauses
  • Adverbial Clauses
  • Sequence of Tenses
• Infinitives and Present Participles
• Verbs like Gustar
• Reflexive Verbs
• Indirect Discourse

Semana Once

Capítulo Siete:

• Ser v. Estar
  • Equal v lesser, adjectives used, prepositions and adverbs, and past and present participles
• Estar v. Haber
• Expressions with Estar and Tener
• Time Expressions

Semana Doce

Capítulo Ocho:

• Lexical Variations
  • Acabar, Apply, Ask, At, Attend, Because, Become or get, But, Come and go, Despedir, Exit and success, Go and leave, Guide, and Know

Semana Trece

Capítulo Ocho:

• Lexical Variations
  • Learn, meet, Order, Pensar, People v. Machines, Play, Put, Realize, Serve, Spend, Take, Tike, and Wait
• False Cognates

Semana Catorce

Capítulo Nueve:

• Alphabet
  • Representation of Letter by Sound
• Numbers
  • Cardinal
  • Ordinal
  • Fractions
• Consosants: Spelling Issues
  • B, V
  • K, C, Qu, S
  • G, Gu, Gü, J
  • H
  • X
  • Ll, Y, ´I
  • R, Rr
  • Ch, Ph, Th -> C/Qu, F, T
  • Double Consonants

Semana Quince

Capítulo Cinco:

• Vowels and Accents
  • Syllabification
  • Stress
• Linking Between Words: Synalepha
• Capitalization
• Punctuation
• Dialectal Variation, Norm, Register

Sommer Holmes

• Ch 2- Week 2
  • personal a
  • comparisons
• Ch 3- Week 3
  • indirect object with direct object
  • Week 4- usage of vosotros and vos
  • prepositional object pronouns
  • accidental se
  • Week 5- demonstrative and possessive pronouns
  • Qué vs cuál
  • relative pronouns
• Ch 4-Week 6
  • list of prepositions
• Ch 5
  • present perfect/ plu perfect indicative
  • Week 7-future perfect
  • conditional perfect
  • present perfect subjunctive
  • Ch 6- Week 8
    • compound tenses
    • sí clauses
    • Week 9- indirect discourse
    • verb tense changes
• Ch 7- Week 10
  • estar vs haber
  • Time expression
• Ch 8- Week 11
  • false cognates
• Ch 9- Week 12
  • spelling issues
  • linking between words
  • fractions

Maiya Garrett-Peters

Semana 2

Ch. 1 Overview

• B. Verb Structure

Ch. 2 Nouns and Noun Determiners

• A. Nouns and Their Equivalents
• B. Noun Determiners

Semana 3

Ch. 3 Pronouns

• A. Personal Pronouns
• B. Se

Semana 4

Ch. 3 Pronouns

• E. Exclamatives
• G. Relative Pronouns

Semana 5

Ch. 4 Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Transitions

• A. Prepositions
• D. Transitions

Semana 6

Ch. 5 Verbs: Formation

• A. Indicative Mood
• B. Conditional Mood

Semana 7

Ch. 5 Verbs: Formation

• C. Subjunctive Mood
• D. Imperative Mood

Semana 8

Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage

• B. Aspects of the Past Indicative Tense: Preterite vs. Imperfect and Pluperfect
• C. Compound Tenses

Semana 9

Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage

• E. Conditional
• F. Probability

Semana 10

Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage

• G. Subjunctive
• J. Reflexive Verbs

Semana 11

Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage

• K. Indirect Discourse

Ch. 7 Ser, estar, haber, hacer, and tener

• B. Ser vs. Estar

Semana 12

Ch. 7 Ser, estar, haber, hacer, and tener

• C. Estar vs. Haber
• D. Expressions with Estar and Tener

Semana 13

Ch. 8 Lexical Variations

• C. False Cognates and False Friends

Ch. 9 Orthography

• C. Vowels and Accents

Semana 14

Ch. 9 Orthography

• D. Linking between Words: Synalepha
• H. Dialectal Variation, Norm, Register

Semana 15

Ch. 3 Pronouns

• C. Demonstrative Pronouns
• D. Interrogatives