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European Spanish · A1
7 chapters · 77 lessons
01 Chapter 1: Verbs 39 lessons in this chapter
- Regular -ar Verbs
- Regular -er Verbs
- Deber = Must
- Leer = To Read
- Regular -ir Verbs
- Semi-Regular Stem Changing Verbs E > I
- Semi-Regular Stem Changing Verbs E > IE
- Semi-Regular Stem Changing Verbs: O > UE
- Dar = To Give
- Entender = To Understand
- Hacer = To Do / Make
- Ir = To Go
- Jugar = To Play
- Oler = To Smell
- Oír = To Hear
- Poder = To Be Able To/Can
- Poner = To Put
- Preferir = To Prefer
- Querer = To Want
- Saber = To Know
- Salir = To Exit / Go Out
- Sentir = To Feel
- Soler = To Tend To
- Venir = To Come
- Ver = To See
- -aer verbs
- -cer and -cir verbs preceded by a consonant
- -cer verbs preceded by a vowel
- -ger or -gir verbs
- -guir verbs
- -ucir verbs
- -uir verbs not preceded by a g
- Reflexive Verbs in El Presente
- Llamarse = To Be Called
- When to use El Presente (Present Tense)
- When To Use El Presente Progresivo (Present Progressive)
- El Presente Progresivo vs El Presente
- When To Use El Futuro Próximo (Near Future)
- Forming Regular Gerunds = -ing Form
02 Chapter 2: Idioms 10 lessons in this chapter
- A La/Las (Time) = At What Time
- Talking About the Weather
- Tener Que = To Have To
- Using necesitar to express a need (to do something)
- Using doler to say that something hurts
- Using gustar to say that you like [doing] something
- I would like in Spanish
- Vez/Veces = Time/Times
- When to use Estar
- When to use Ser
03 Chapter 3: Articles and Nouns 6 lessons in this chapter
- A Complete Guide to Spanish Nouns
- How to know the Gender of Spanish Nouns
- Introduction to Spanish Regular Nouns
- Contractions: Al & Del
- unos/unas + plural nouns = some/a few
- Using Definite Articles With Your Body and Clothing
04 Chapter 4: Adjectives and Adverbs 10 lessons in this chapter
- An Introduction to Spanish Regular Adjectives
- Cada and Todos/Tadas [time unit] = Every [time unit]
- Cada + Noun = Each + Noun
- ese/esa/esos/esas = that/those
- este/esta/estos/estas = this/these
- How to Form Regular Adverbs That End in -mente
- Possessive adjectives = mi/tu/su/…
- How to use Colours
- Mucho vs Muy
- más/menos = more/less/fewer
05 Chapter 5: Questions and Interrogatives 1 lesson in this chapter
- Forming questions with “qué” = what
06 Chapter 6: Negations 1 lesson in this chapter
- Forming Negations
07 Chapter 7: Prepositions and Conjunctions 10 lessons in this chapter
- a = to
- con = with
- en = by/on/in/at
- entre =among/between
- hacia = towards/around
- sin = without
- sobre = about/above/over/on
- Use ‘de’ for possession
- para => purpose
- por => parts of the day
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