Pre-intermediate - Course 2

Recuerdo que… Part 1

I remember that…

1. to talk about the past
2. regular verbs in the "pretérito imperfecto"

Recuerdo que… Part 2

I remember that…

1. to talk about childhood
2. irregular verbs in the "imperfecto"

Recuerdo que… Review

I remember that…

1. the vocabulary from the last two lessons
2. regular and irregular verbs in the "pretérito imperfecto"

Eres parte del equipo. Part 1

You're a part of the team.

1. to talk about an upcoming tournament
2. the use and the forms of "todo"

Eres parte del equipo. Part 2

You're a part of the team.

1. to analyse a football game
2. the use of "mientras", "during" and "when"

Eres parte del equipo. Review

You're a part of the team.

1. the vocabulary of the last two lessons
2. the use of the "imperfecto" in comparison with the "indefinido"

The Spanish pronunciation: "p", "t" and "c"

1. when you pronounce the "p", "t" and "c" soft or hard

Coqueteó contigo tanto como Piero. Part 1

He flirted with you as much as Piero.

1. to talk about speed dating
2. the comparison with nouns and verbs

Coqueteó contigo tanto como Piero. Part 2

He flirted with you as much as Piero.

1. to talk about what could have been
2. the form and use of the "condicional perfecto"

Coqueteó contigo tanto como Piero. Review

He flirted with you as much as Piero.

1. the vocabulary of the last two lessons
2. comparisons with nouns and verbs

The Spanish pronounciation: "ps", "sp" and "st"

1. how to pronounce the letter combinations of "ps", "sp" and "st"

¿Quieres que te ayude con los preparativos? Part 1

Would you like me to help you with the preparations?

1. to prepare a party
2. the regular verbs in the "subjuntivo presente"

¿Quieres que te ayude con los preparativos? Part 2

Would you like me to help you with the preparations?

1. to invite someone to a party
2. the use of "llevar" and "traer"

¿Quieres que te ayude con los preparativos? Review

Would you like me to help you with the preparations?

1. the vocabulary from the last two lessons
2. the use of "llevar" and "traer"