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Beginner One Spanish Program
Beginner One Spanish Program
This is the first step in the Spanish learning process for any Spanish student. Each level has
three different areas:
The objective is for the student to be able to use vocabulary, grammar and the ability to
express themselves functionally in four different skills:
● Auditive comprehension
● Text comprehension
● Written expression
● Oral expression
Mastering this level takes between 60 and 80 hours of study and practice.
Specific content
➽ Grammatical content
● Alphabet
● Nouns: gender, number and agreement.
● Adjectives: masculine and feminine, qualifiers, superlatives with "Muy".
● Articles: definite (el/la) and indefinite (un/uno), contracted forms "al" and "del".
● Possessives: mi, mis, tu, tus, su, sus.
● Verbs: gustar and haber (descriptions).
● Reflexives pronouns (me, te, se, nos, les)
● Quantifiers: poco, mucho, bastante(s), también y tampoco.
● Subject pronouns:yo, tú, él, ella, nosotros/-as, ellos/-as, ustedes
● Objeto Indirecto: me, te, le Ejemplo: «me gusta el cine»
● Demonstratives: este, esta, estos, estas; ese, esa, esos, esas; aquel, aquella,
aquellos, aquellas; esto, eso, aquello.
● Relative pronoun: que
● Adverbs of quantity: poco, muy, mucho, bastante
● Copulative sentences: with the conjunction "and", "or", "but" "nor".«y», «o»,
«pero» and negative sentences with the conjunction «ni».
● Present indicative: regular verbs.
● Copulative or attributive verbs: ser and estar.
● Interrogatives: qué, quién(es), cuánto / cuánta / cuántos / cuántas, dónde, cómo,
por qué.
● Conjunctive adverbs: entonces, también, tampoco.
● Adverbs of place: acá, ahí, allí.
● Pronunciation: intonation, accent and rhythm.
➽ Functional contents
Express agreement:
Express disagreement:
7. Express wishes:
● Talk to someone.