Course Syllabus | Spanish Learning Program

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BEGINNER
Alfabeto – gramática	Verbo Ser. Usos – gramática	Diferencia “Estar y Haber”
Frase	Diferencia Frase y Oración	Adjetivo Posesivo
Articulo, sustantivo, adjetivo	Pronombre Demostrativo	Pronombres Preposicionales
Pronombres Personales – gramática	Verbo “Estar” / Usos.	Palabras de pregunta
Verbos regulares en presente del Indicativo	Verbos irregulares en presente del Indicativo	.
At this level you’ll have your first contact with the Spanish language. From the first day you’ll learn to deal with everyday situations like shopping and eating out. You’ll be learn how to take part in simple conversations at home and in hotels, and you’ll learn how to greet and introduce people. The aim of this level is to give you the confidence to start communicating in Spanish and using some of the most common structures.

BASIC
Diferencia entre “Tener y Tener que” / Expresiones	Contracciones	Verbos Recíprocos
Saber y Conocer	Futuro Perifrástico	Palabras indefinidas
Uso de los Artículos	Verbos Reflexivos. Cambios	Pronombres Posesivos
Verbos Modales	Indicative Simple Past Tense Pretérito Simple del Indicativo Ejercicios	Verbos irregulares en Pretérito Simple del Indicativo
Having completed this level, you will be able to use the present tense correctly, and also you will have begun to use the past simple (one of the most important and most used tenses). You will be becoming more fluent in simple conversations. You will increase your vocabulary, not only through studying everyday situations, but also through learning about news and current affairs.

PRE-INTERMEDIATE
Complementos	Verbos impersonales	Forma corta adjetivos
Conjunciones coordinantes	Diferencia entre el Pretérito Simple y el Imperfecto del Indicativo	Pretérito Imperfecto del Indicativo
Hacer impersonal	Por y Para	Diminutivo y Aumentativo
Adverbios	Números ordinales	.
On completion of this level, you will be able to give detailed descriptions using the past simple and past imperfect tenses – quite an achievement, as this is one of the most difficult areas in the Spanish language!

INTERMEDIATE

Ser impersonal y “estar de”

Modo Imperativo

Modo Condicional Simple

Comparativos

Usos de “Se”

Preposiciones

Pretéritos Perfecto y Pluscuamperfecto del Indicativo

Diferencia entre el Pretérito Simple y el Pretérito Perfecto del Indicativo

Futuro Simple del Indicativo

By the end of this level you will have covered 50% of the main areas of the Spanish language. You should now find you have no problems dealing with everyday actitivities such as using banks, shopping, family get-togethers and other social events. You’ll probably enjoy these situations even more, because you will be more fluent. You will also have increased your vocabulary and improved your writing and reading skills through the diverse topics you’ll have covered in class. At this level you will read interesting texts in each class.

ADVANCED
Nominalización	El Acento, Tilde diacrítica	La Oración y tipos
“Ser y Estar” + adjetivo	Diptongo, hiato	Verbos en Futuro Compuesto del Indicativo
Verbos en Presente del Subjuntivo	Verbos en Pretérito Imperfecto del Subjuntivo	Modo Condicional Compuesto
Usos del Presente del Subjuntivo	Usos del Pretérito Imperfecto del Subjuntivo	.

ADVANCED 2
Verbos en Pretérito Perfecto del Subjuntivo	Verbos en Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto del Subjuntivo	Usos de Sí
Usos del Pretérito Perfecto del Subjuntivo	Usos del Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto del Subjuntivo	Relación de tiempos
Pronombres Relativos	El Verboide	Perífrasis Verbales
Estilo Indirecto	Conjunciones	Usos de “Que”