Programa de Gramática – Bridget Lavender

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Semana 2: 22 de enero

  • capítulo 2: nouns & noun determiners
    • A, B

Semana 3: 29 de enero

  • capítulo 3: pronouns
    • A, B, C

Semana 4: 5 de febrero

  • capítulo 3: pronouns
    • D, E, F, G

Semana 5: 12 de febrero

  • capítulo 4: prepositions, adverbs, conjunctions, and transitions
    • A, B, C

Semana 6: 19 de febrero

  • capítulo 4: prepositions, adverbs, conjunctions, and transitions
    • D
  • capítulo 5: verbs: formation
    • A, B, C

Semana 7: 26 de febrero

  • capítulo 5: verbs: formation
    • D, E, F

–la vacación–

Semana 8: 12 de marzo

  • capítulo 6: verbs: usage
    • A, B, C

Semana 9: 19 de marzo

  • capítulo 6: verbs: usage
    • D, E, F, G

Semana 10: 26 de marzo

  • capítulo 6: verbs: usage
    • H, I, J, K

Semana 11: 2 de abril

  • capítulo 7: ser, estar, haber, hacer, and tener
    • A, B, C

Semana 12: 9 de abril

  • capítulo 7: ser, estar, haber, hacer, and tener
    • A, B, C

Semana 13: 16 de abril

  • capítulo 8: lexical variations
    • A, B, C

Semana 14: 23 de abril

  • capítulo 9: orthography
    • A, B, C, D

Semana 15: 30 de abril

  • capítulo 9: orthography
    • E, F, G, H

Programa de Gramática

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Timothy Douglas

• Semana 1:
o Ch. 6 Verb Usage
 Present Indicative
 Aspects of the Past Indicative Tense: Preterite vs. Imperfect and Pluperfect
 Compound Tenses
• Semana 2:
o Ch. 6 Verb Usage
 Ways of Expressing the Future
 Conditional
 Subjunctive
• Semana 3:
o Ch. 6 Verb Usage
 Probability
 Infinitives and Present Participles
 Verbs like Gustar
• Semana 4:
o Ch. 6 Verb Usage
 Reflexive Verbs
 Indirect Discourse
o Ch. 7 Ser, Estar, haber, hacer, and tener
 Ser vs. Estar
• Semana 5:
o Ch. 7 Ser, Estar, haber, hacer, and tener
 Estar vs. Haber
 Expressions with estar and tener
 Time expressions
• Semana 6:
o Ch.8 Lexical Variations
 Terms and Expressions
 False Cognates and False Friends
o Ch.5 Verbs: Formation
 Indicative Mood
• Semana 7:
o Ch. 5 Verbs: Formation
 Conditional Mood
 Subjunctive Mood
 Imperative Mood
• Semana 8:
o Ch.5 Verbs: Formation
 Infinitive
 Participle
o Ch. 4 Prepostions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Transitions
 Prepositions
 Adverbs
• Semana 9:
o Ch. 3 Pronouns
 Personal Pronouns
 Se
 Demonstrative and Possessive Pronouns
• Semana 10:
o Ch. 3 Pronouns
 Interrogatives
 Exclamatives
 Indefinites and Negatives
 Relative pronouns
• Semana 11:
o Ch.9 Orthography
 Vowels and Accents
 Numbers
 Punctuation
• Semana 12:
o Ch. 6 Verb Usage
 Present Indicative
 Aspects of the Past Indicative Tense: Preterite vs. Imperfect and Pluperfect
 Compound Tenses
• Semana 13:
o Ch. 6 Verb Usage
 Ways of Expressing the Future
 Conditional
 Subjunctive
• Semana 14:
o Ch. 6 Verb Usage
 Probability
 Infinitives and Present Participles
 Verbs like Gustar
• Semana 15:
o Ch. 6 Verb Usage
 Reflexive Verbs
 Indirect Discourse
o Ch. 7 Ser, Estar, haber, hacer, and tener
 Ser vs. Estar
 Ser vs. Estar
• Semana 16:
o Ch. 7 Ser, Estar, haber, hacer, and tener
 Estar vs. Haber
 Expressions with estar and tener
 Time expressions

Programa de Gramática Zachary Idris

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Zachary Idris

Semana 2:
• Chapter 1- Overview
o Sentence Structure
• Chapter 2- Nouns and Noun Determiners
o Nouns and their Equivalents
o Noun Determiners
Semana 3:
• Chapter 3- Pronouns
o Personal Pronouns
o Se
o Demonstrative and Possession Pronouns

Semana 4:
• Chapter 3- Pronouns
o Interrogatives
o Exclamatives
o Indefinites and Negatives
o Relative Pronouns

Semana 5:
• Chapter 4- Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Transitions
o Prepositions
o Adverbs

Semana 6:
• Chapter 4- Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Transitions
o Conjunctions
o Transitions

Semana 7:
• Chapter 5- Verbs: Formation
o Indicative Mood
o Conditional Mood
o Infinitive Mood

Semana 8:
• Chapter 5- Verbs: Formation
o Subjunctive Mood
o Imperative Mood
o Participle

Semana 9:
• Chapter 6- Verbs: Usage
o Present Indicative
o Aspects of the Past Indicative Tense: Preterite vs. Imperfect
o Compound tenses

Semana 10:
• Chapter 6- Verbs: Usage
o Ways of Expressing the Future
o Conditional
o Probability

Semana 11:
• Chapter 6- Verbs: Usage
o Subjunctive
o Infinitives and Present Participles
o Verbs like gustar
o Reflexive Verbs
o Indirect Discourse

Semana 12:
• Chapter 7- Ser, estar, haber, hacer, and tener
o Overview
o Ser vs. Estar
o Estar vs. Haber
o Expressions with estar and tener
o Time Expressions

Semana 13:
• Chapter 8- Lexical Variations
o Introduction
o Terms and Expressions
o False Cognates and False Friends

Semana 14:
• Chapter 9- Orthography
o General Information
o Consonants
o Vowels and Accents
o Linking between Words

Semana 15:
• Chapter 9- Orthography
o Capitalization
o Numbers
o Punctuation
o Dialectal Variation

Programa de Gramática

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McGee Roman

Semana 1:

Ch. 2 Nouns and Noun Determiners

  1. Nouns and their Equivalents

 

Semana 2:

Ch. 3 Pronouns

  1. Se
  2. Demonstrative and Possessive Pronouns

 

Semana 3:

Ch. 3 Pronouns

  1. Relative Pronouns

 

Semana 4:

Ch. 4 Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Transitions

  1. Adverbs

 

Semana 5:

Ch. 4 Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Transitions

  1. Conjunctions

 

Semana 6:

Ch. 5 Verbs: Formation

  1. Subjunctive Mood

 

Semana 7:

Ch. 5 Verbs: Formation

  1. Imperative Mood

 

Semana 8:

Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage

  1. Aspects of Past Indicative Tense: Preterite vs. Imperfect and Pluperfect

 

Semana 9:

Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage

  1. Probability

 

Semana 10:

Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage

  1. Subjunctive

 

Semana 11:

Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage

  1. Indirect Disclosure

 

Semana 12:

Ch. 7 Ser, Estar, Haber, Hacer, and Tener

  1. Time Expressions

 

Semana 13:

Ch. 8 Lexical Variations

  1. False Cognates and False Friends

 

Semana 14:

Ch. 9 Orthography

  1. Vowels and Accents

 

Semana 15:

Ch. 9 Orthography

  1. Punctuation

Programa de Gramática (Emma Brentjens)

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Emma Brentjens

Semana 1:

  • Ch. 1 Overview
    • B. Verb Structure
    • C. Sentence Structure
  • Ch. 2 Nouns and Noun Determiners
    • A. Nouns and Their Equivalents

Semana 2:

  • Ch. 2 Nouns and Noun Determiners
    • B. Noun Determiners

Semana 3:

  • Ch. 3 Pronouns
    • A. Personal Pronouns

Semana 4:

  • Ch. 3 Pronouns
    • B. Se
    • C. Demonstrative and Possessive Pronouns
    • F. Indefinites and Negatives

Semana 5:

  • Ch. 3 Pronouns
    • D. Interrogatives
    • E. Exclamatives
    • G. Relative Pronouns

Semana 6:

  • Ch. 4 Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Transitions
    • A. Prepositions

Semana 7:

  • Ch. 4 Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Transitions
    • B. Adverbs

Semana 8:

  • Ch. 5 Verbs: Formation
    • B. Conditional Mood
    • C. Subjunctive Mood
    • D. Imperative Mood
    • E. Infinitive
    • F. Participle

Semana 9:

  • Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage
    • B. Aspects of the Past Indicative Tense: Preterite vs. Imperfect and Pluperfect
    • C. Compound Tenses

Semana 10:

  • Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage
    • D. Ways of Expressing the Future
    • E. Conditional
    • F. Probability
    • H. Infinitives and Present Participles
    • J. Reflexive Verbs

Semana 11:

  • Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage
    • G. Subjunctive

Semana 12:

  • Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage
    • K. Indirect Discourse
  • Ch. 7 Ser, Estar, Haber, Hacer, and Tener
    • C. Estar vs. Haber
    • D. Expressions with Estar and Tener
    • E. Time Expressions
  • Ch. 8 Lexical Variations
    • C. False Cognates and False Friends

Semana 13:

  • Ch. 8 Lexical Variations
    • B. Terms and Expressions

Semana 14:

  • Ch. 9 Orthography
    • B. Consonants: Spelling Issues

Semana 15:

  • Ch. 9 Orthography
    • C. Vowels and Accents
    • D. Linking Between Words: Synalepha
    • H. Dialectal Variation, Norm, Register

Programa de Gramática Taryn Johnson

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Semana 2

Chapter 6 Verb Usage

C. Compound tenses 191

  • Introduction 191
  • Perfect Tenses 192
    • Present perfect indicative 192
    • Future perfect 192
    • Past perfect (pluperfect) indicative 192
    • Conditional perfect 193
    • Present perfect subjunctive 193
    • Pluperfect subjunctive 193

 

Semana 3

Chapter 6 Verb Usage

C. Compound Tenses 191

  • Perfect Progressive Tenses 196
    • Introduction 196
    • Indicative present perfect progressive 196
    • Indicative future perfect progressive 197
    • Indicative pluperfect progressive 197
    • Conditional perfect progressive 197
    • Subjunctive present perfect progressive 197
    • Subjunctive pluperfect progressive 198
    • Other Changes 257
      • Connectives 257
      • This, that, and the other 257
      • Verbs of communication 257
      • A note about word order with indirect interrogatives 258

 

Semana 4

Chapter 3 Pronouns

A. Personal Pronouns

  • Grammatical Functions of Personal Pronouns 50
    • Subject 50
    • Direct object complement 50
    • Indirect object complement with direct object 51
    • Indirect object complement without direct object 51
    • Transitivity 52
  • Subject Pronouns 53
    • Subject pronoun usage 53
    • Usage of usted, tú, vosotros, and vos 56
  • Direct Object Pronouns 57
    • Formation and usage 57
    • Stressed and unstressed object pronouns(direct or indirect object) 59
    • lo: The neuter (invariable) pronoun 60
  • Indirect Object Pronouns 60
  • Required Repetitive Object Pronouns 62
    • Direct object pronouns 62
    • Indirect object pronouns 63
  • Order of Object Pronouns when Combined 63
  • Position of Object Pronouns 64
  • Prepositional Object Pronouns 66

 

Semana 5

Chapter 6 Verb Usage

H. infinitives and Present Participles 234

  • Infinitives 234
    • Present infinitive 234
    • Perfect infinitive 237
  • Present Participles 237

I. verbs like gustar 239

  • 1 Formation 239
  • Word Order 240
  • Verbs Similar to gustar 241
  • Articles 243
  • Changes in Meaning 244

J. reflexive verbs 245

Semana 6

Chapter 3 Pronouns

B. Se

  • Reflexive Pronouns 69
  • Reflexives 69
  • Reciprocals 70
  • Se me Construction: Accidental se 71
  • Impersonal se 74
    • Introduction 74
    • The passive voice and the impersonal se 75
      • Agent present (subject of the action: stated) 75
      • No agent: not impersonal (subject of the action: absent but implied) 75
      • No agent: impersonal (subject of the action: absent and irrelevant) 75
    • Impersonal se with inanimate objects 76
    • Impersonal se with persons 76
    • Impersonal se with both human and inanimate objects 77
    • Impersonal reflexive construction—uno 78

Semana 7

Chapter 6 Verb Usage

D. Ways of expressing the Future

E Conditional 200

  • Introduction 200
  • Courtesy with Conditional of Modal Auxiliaries 200
  • Hypothetical Situations Implied or Stated 200
  • Future of the Past 201
  • Probability in the Past 201

F Probability 201

Semana 8

Chapter 6 Verb Usage

G. Subjunctive 203

  • Introduction 203
  • Nominal Clauses 203
    • Definition and usage 203
    • Subjunctive after expressions of emotion 205
    • Subjunctive after expressions of volition and Influence 206
    • Subjunctive after expressions of doubt and negation of reality 209
    • Subjunctive after impersonal expressions with ser 211
  • Adjectival Clauses 213
    • Definition 213
    • Usage 213
  • Adverbial Clauses 215
  • Definition 215
    • Usage 215
  • Sequence of Tenses 219
    • Introduction 219
    • Chronological relativity 219
    • Aspect relativity 225
    • Tense relativity from indicative to subjunctive 226
      • Main clause in the present set 226
      • Main clause in the past set 227
  • If (si) Clauses 228
    • Sequence of tenses 228
    • como si (As if) 230
  • ojalá 230 8
  • Expressions of Leave-Taking 231

Semana 9

Chapter 6 Verb Usage

G.. Indirect Discourse

  • Introduction 252
  • Verb-Tense Changes 253
  • No Verb-Tense Changes 254
  • Person Changes 255
  • Time Changes 255
  • Other Changes 257
    • Connectives 257
    • This, that, and the other 257
    • Verbs of communication 257
    • A note about word order with indirect interrogatives 258

Semana 10

Chapter 7 Ser, estar, haber, hacer, and tener 259

B. Ser vs. estar 262

  • With Equal Elements: ser 262
  • With Adjectives 262
    • Predicate Adjectives 262
      • Aburrido (boring vs. bored) 264
      • Bueno (good vs. in good health, tasty) 264
      • Callado (quiet by nature vs. silent now)265
      • Ciego (blind vs. blinded figuratively or momentarily) 265
      • Cómodo (comfortable object vs. comfortable person) 265
      • Frío (cold as norm or not, used with objects) 265
      • Listo (clever [person or animal] vs. ready) 265
      • Maduro (mature vs. ripe) 266
      • Rico (wealthy vs. delicious) 266
      • Verde (green vs. unripe) 266
      • Vivo (smart, bright person vs. alive) 266
    • Expressions with to be 266
    • Impersonal expressions 268
  • With Prepositions and Adverbs 268
    • De 268
    • Time and place 269
  • With Past and Present Participles 270
    • With present participles 270
    • With past participles: Passive voice and resultant condition 270
      • Formation of the passive voice 270
      • A note about the passive voice 271

Semana 11

Chapter 7 Ser, estar, haber, hacer, and tener 259

C. estar vs. haber 273

D. expressions with estar and tener 274

  • Expressions with estar 274
  • Expressions with tener 274

E. time expressions 275

  • Introduction 275
    • Counting forward 275
    • Counting backward 275
  • Duration 276
    • Counting back from the present 276
    • Counting back from a moment in the past 277
  • Ago 278

 

Semana 12

Chapter 4 Prepositions,Adverbs,Conjunctions, and Transitions 99

A. Prepositions 100

  • Function of Prepositions 100
  • Verbs Used without Prepositions 102
  • Individual Prepositions 103
    • A 103
      • Usage 103
      • Personal a 103
      • Expressions with a 104
      • Verbs with a 105
    • Con 107
      • Usage 107
      • Expressions with con 107
      • Verbs with con 107
    • de 108
      • Usage
      • Expressions with de
      • Expressions with de
    • en
      • Usage 111
      • Expressions with en 112
      • Verbs with en 112
    • e. Para 114
      • Usage 114
      • Expressions with para 114
    • f. Por 115
      • Usage 115
      • Expressions with por 116
      • Verbs with por 117
  • List of Expressions with Prepositions (English–Spanish) 118
  • 5 Review of Expressions with Prepositions

Semana 13

Chapter 4 Prepositions,Adverbs,Conjunctions, and Transitions 99

B. Adverbs

  • Definition 121
  • Adverbs Ending in -mente 121
  • Word Order 122
  • Multiple-Function Words 122
  • Adverbs of Time 124
  • Adverbs of Manner 126
  • Adverbs of Quantity 128
  • Adverbs of Confirmation, Doubt, or Negation 129
  • Adverbial Phrases 132
  • Adverbs of Place 133
  • Related Adverbs and Prepositions 136

C. Conjunctions 138

  • 1 Usage 138
  • Conjunctions of Coordination 138
  • Conjunctions of Subordination 139

D.  transitions 140

Semana 14

Chapter 5 Verbs: Formation 147

A. indicative Mood 148

  • Future 159
    • Simple future 159
    • Future perfect 160
  • Conditional Mood 160
    • Present Conditional 160
    • Conditional Perfect 161
  • subjunctive Mood 162
    • Present Subjunctive 162
      • Regular verbs 162
      • Stem-changing verbs 162
      • Irregular verbs 163
    • Imperfect Subjunctive 165
    • Present Perfect Subjunctive 166
    • Pluperfect Subjunctive 167
  • imperative Mood 167
    • Direct Commands 167
      • tú 167
      • usted/ustedes 169
      • Vosotros 170
      • nosotros 171
    • indirect Commands 17

El programa de gramática

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Semana 1:
Ch. 1 Overview
A. Structure Components
B. Verb Structure
C. Sentence Structure
D. Subject-Verb Agreement
Ch. 2 Nouns and Noun Determiners
A. Nouns and Their Equivalents
Semana 2:
Ch. 2 Nouns and Noun Determiners
B. Noun Determiners
Semana 3:
Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage
A. Present Indicative
B. Aspects of the Past Indicative Tense: Preterite vs. Imperfect and Pluperfect
Semana 4:
Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage
C. Compound Tenses
D. Ways of Expressing the Future
E. Conditional
F. Probability
Semana 5:
Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage
G. Subjunctive
Semana 6:
Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage
H. Infinitives and Present Participles
I. Verbs like gustar
J. Reflexive Verbs
K. Indirect Discourse
Semana 7:
Ch. 7 Ser, estar, haber, hacer, and tener
A. Overview
B. Ser v. Estar
C. Estar vs. Haber
D. Expressions with estar and tener
E. Time Expressions

Semana 8:
Ch. 3 Pronouns
A. Personal Pronouns
C. Demonstrative and Possesive Pronouns
Semana 9:
Ch. 3 Pronouns
B. Se
D. Interrogatives
E. Exclamatives
F. Indefinites and Negatives
Semana 10:
Ch. 3 Pronouns
G. Relative Pronouns
Ch. 4 Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions and Transitions
A. Prepositions

Semana 11:
Ch. 4 Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions and Transitions
B. Adverbs
C. Conjunctions
D. Transitions

Semana 12:
Ch. 8 Lexical Variations
A. Introduction
B. Terms and Expressions
C. False Cognates and False Friends

Semana 13:
Ch. 9 Orthography
A. General Information
B. Consonants: Spelling Issues

Semana 14:
Ch. 9 Orthography
C. Vowels and Accents
D. Linking between Words: Synalepha
E. Capitalization
F. Numbers
G. Punctuation

Semana 15:
Ch. 9 Orthography
H. Dialectal Variation, Norm, Register
I. Summary of 2010 Ortografia Changes

Programa de gramática de Nicolás Johnson

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Nicolás Johnson

Semana 1:
Capítulo 2 Noun and Noun Determiners

  • A2 Gender and Number

Semana 2:
Capítulo 2 (continuado)

  • B2 Adjectives

Capítulo 3 Pronouns

  • B3 Se me construction: accidental se

Semana 3:
Capítulo 3 (continuado)

  • B4 Impersonal se
  • E Exclamatives

Semana 4:
Capítulo 3 (continuado)

  • F Indefinites and Negatives
  • G Relative Pronouns

Semana 5:
Capítulo 4 Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Transitions

  • A Prepositions

Semana 6:
Capítulo 4 (continuado)

  • B4 Multiple-function Words
  • B5 Adverbs of Time
  • B6 Adverbs of Manner
  • B7 Adverbs of Quantity

Semana 7:
Capítulo 4 (continuado)

  • B8 Adverbs of Confirmation, Doubt, and Negation
  • B9 Adverbial Phrases
  • B10 Adverbs of Place

Semana 8:
Capítulo 4 (continuado)

  • B11 Related Adverbs and Prepositions
  • C2 Conjunctions of Coordination
  • C3 Conjunctions of Subordination

Semana 9:
Capítulo 5 Verbs: Formation

  • C2 Imperfect Subjunctive
  • C3 Present Perfect Subjunctive
  • C4 Pluperfect Subjunctive

Semana 10:
Capítulo 6 Verbs: Usage

  • C5 Modal Auxiliaries
  • F Probability

Capítulo 7 Ser, Estar, Haber, Hacer, and Tener

  • E1 Time Expressions: Introduction

Semana 11:
Capítulo 8 Lexical Variations

  • B Terms and Expressions

Semana 12:
Capítulo 8 (continuado)

  • C False Cognates and False Friends

Capítulo 9 Orthography

  • D Synalepha

Semana 13:
Capítulo 9 (continuado)

  • G Punctuation

Semana 14:
Capítulo 9 (continuado)

  • H Dialectical Variation, Norm, Register

Programa de gramática (Gracie Petty)

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Semana 1:
Ch. 2 Articles
B1. Indefinite articles
Ch. 3 Pronouns
B4. Impersonal se
E. Exclamatives
Semana 2:
Ch. 3 Pronouns
G. Relative pronouns
Ch. 5 Verbs: Formations
A2(a). Present perfect indicative
A2(b). Pluperfect indicative
Semana 3:
Ch. 5 Verbs: Formation
A2(c). Present perfect indicative
A2(d). Pluperfect indicative
C2. Imperfect subjunctive
C3. Pluperfect subjunctive
Semana 4:
Ch. 5 Verbs: Formation
D1. Direct commands
D2. Indirect commands
Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage
B9. Would—Contexts and Translations
B10. Saber vs. Conocer
Semana 5:
Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage
B12. Ser in sentences with relative clauses
B14. The Pluperfect
C2. Perfect Tenses
C3&4. Progressive Tenses
Semana 6:
Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage
E. Conditional
G. Subjunctive
Semana 7:
Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage
K. Indirect Discourse
Ch. 7
C. Estar vs. Haber
Semana 8:
Ch. 4 Prepositions
A3. Verbs without prepositions
A
Con
De
Semana 9:
Ch. 4 Prepositions
A3. En
Para
Por
A4. List of expressions with prepositions
Semana 10:
Ch. 4 Prepositions
B 1-5: Adverbs (1-5)
Semana 11:
Ch. 4 Prepositions
B 5-11. Adverbs (6-11)
Semana 12:
Ch. 4 Prepositions
C. Conjunctions
D. Transitions
Semana 13:
Ch. 9 Orthography
C. Vowels and Accents
Ch. 8 Lexical Variations
C. False Cognates

Programa de gramática de Daniel Bunson

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Daniel Bunson

Semana 2:

Ch. 3 Pronouns

A. Personal Pronouns

B. Se

Semana 3:

Ch. 3 Pronouns

C. Demonstrative and Possessive Pronouns

D. Interrogatives

E. Exclamatives

Semana 4:

Ch. 3 Pronouns

F. Indefinites and Negatives

G. Relative Pronouns

Semana 5:

Ch. 4 Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Transitions

A. Prepositions

B. Adverbs

Semana 6:

Ch. 4 Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Transitions

C. Conjunctions

D. Transitions

Semana 7:

Ch. 5 Verbs: Formation

A. Indicative Mood

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

F. Probability

Semana 9:

Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage

G. Subjunctive

I. Verbs Like Gustar

Semana 10:

Ch. 6 Verbs: Usage

J. Reflexive Verbs

K. Indirect Discourse

Semana 11:

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

B. Ser vs. estar

C. Estar vs. haber

Semana 12:

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

D. Expressions with estar and tener

E. Time Expressions

Semana 13:

Ch. 8 Lexical Variations

B. Terms and Expressions

C. False Cognates and False Friends

Semana 14:

Ch. 9 Orthography

B. Consonants: Spelling Issues

C. Vowels and Accents

Semana 15:

Ch. 9 Orthography

E. Capitalization

F. Numbers

G. Punctuation