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Spanish I Semester 1 Q1

The course topics for the first nine weeks are:
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  1. Talk about activities you like and do not like to do, ask others what they like to do, understand cultural perspective on favorite activities, infinitives, making negatives statements, talk about personality traits, ask and tell what people are like, use adjectives to describe people, understand cultural perspectives on friendship, adjectives, word order and placement of adjectives.
  2. School subjects and courses, telling time, and numbers: 31-90. Telling time, the subjunctives and the plural from of the verb ser.
  3. School supplies, clothing, colors, sizes, shopping, and numbers: 100-1,000. The present tense of the singular –ar ending verbs, the informal and formal tense tú versus usted.
  4. Going to school, school activities, after school activities, and numbers: 1,000-2,000,000. Present tense of the –ar ending verbs in the plural form. Present tense of selected verbs ir, dar, estar and contradictions.

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Author: Vanessa Sanchez
Last modified: 8/12/2014 11:31 AM (EDT)