Spanish

Part 1: Essential: CD 1:

Essential expressions

People and the family

Numbers; Around the house

CD 2:

Describing things

Around town

Everyday life

At a restaurant

At work

CD 3:

At work

Entertainment

Review dialogues

Part 2: Intermediate:

CD 4:

Talking about yourself and your family

Everyday life

CD 5:

Everyday life

Health and the human body

Using the telephone and making appointments

CD 6:

Using the telephone and making appointments

Getting around town

Part 3: Advanced:

CD 7:

Shopping

Let's eat

CD 8:

Let's eat

School and work

CD 9:

School and work

Sports and hobbies.

Essential Spanish:

How to use this course

Lesson 1: Essential expressions

Lesson 2: People and the family

Lesson 3: Numbers

Lesson 4: Around the house

Lesson 5: Describing things

Lesson 6: Around town

Lesson 7: Everyday life

Lesson 8: At a restaurant

Lesson 9: At work

Lesson 10: Entertainment

Review dialogues

Quiz 1

Quiz 2

Pronunciation guide

Grammar summary

Glossary

Intermediate Spanish:

How to use this course

Unit 1: Talking About Yourself And Your Family:

Lesson 1: Words

Reviewing plurals

Gender and articles

Lesson 2: Phrases:

Ser and estar (to be)

Reviewing numbers 0-100

Lesson 3: Sentences:

Using ser and estar

Countries, nationalities, and professions

Lesson 4: Conversations:

Tener (to have)

Hay (thee is/there are)

Unit 2: Everyday Life:

Lesson 5: Words:

Numbers above 100

Telling time

Lesson 6: Phrases:

Adjective agreement

More on adjective agreement

Lesson 7: Sentences:

Question words

More question words

Lesson 8: Conversations:

Yes/no questions

Saying what you like to do

Unit 3: Health And The Human Body:

Lesson 9: Words:

Possessive adjectives (singular)

Possessive adjectives (plural)

Lesson 10: Phrases:

Possession with de + pronoun

More possession with de

Lesson 11: Sentences:

Possessive pronouns

Conjugation of -ar verbs

Lesson 12: Conversations:

Conjugation of -er verbs and ver (to see)

Conjugation of -ir verbs

Unit 4: Using The Telephone And Making Appointments:

Lesson 13: Words:

Demonstrative adjectives

Demonstrative pronouns

Lesson 14: Phrases:

Negation

Indefinite pronouns

Lesson 15: Sentences:

Irregular verbs hacer (to make, to do), poner (to put), traer (to bring), and caer (to fall)

Irregular verbs salir (to go out ) and decir (to say)

Lesson 16: Conversations:

Ir (to go)

Querer (to want, to love)

Unit 5: Getting Around Town:

Lesson 17: Words:

Saber and conocer (to know)

Poder (can), deber (must), and tener que (to have to)

Lesson 18: Phrases:

Ver (to see), Venir (to come), and dar (to give)

Present progressive

Lesson 19: Sentences:

Common prepositions of location

Common prepositions of time

Lesson 20: Conversations:

Imperative

Para and por (for)

Pronunciation guide

Grammar summary

Glossary

Advanced Spanish:

How to use this course

Unit 1: Shopping:

Lesson 1: Words:

Stem-changing verbs

More stem-changing verbs

Lesson 2: Phrases:

Comparatives

Equal comparisons and superlatives

Lesson 3: Sentences:

Direct object pronouns

Future with ir a (going to)

Lesson 4: Conversations:

Reflexive verbs

Colors, patterns, and fabrics

Unit 2: Let's Eat!:

Lesson 5: Words:

Indirect object pronouns

Adverbs

Lesson 6: Phrases:

More on adverbs

Preterite of -ar verbs and estar

Lesson 7: Sentences:

Preterite of -er and -ir verbs

Preterite of ser, ir, tener, and hacer

Lesson 8: Conversations:

Spelling changes in the preterite

Irregular verbs in the preterite

Unit 3: School And Work:

Lesson 9: Words:

More irregular verbs in the preterite

Double object pronouns

Lesson 10: Phrases:

Expressing past actions with hace and acabar de

Expressing obligation or necessity

Lesson 11: Sentences:

Imperfect of -ar verbs

Imperfect of -er and -ir verbs

Lesson 12: Conversations:

Ir, ser, and ver in the imperfect

Using the preterite and the imperfect

Unit 4: Sports And Hobbies:

Lesson 13: Words:

Conditional

Impersonal se

Lesson 14: Phrases:

Subjunctive

Using the subjunctive

Lesson 15: Sentences:

Irregular verbs in the subjunctive

verbs followed by the subjunctive

Lesson 16: Conversations:

Subjunctive vs the indicative

Relative pronouns and clauses

Pronunciation guide

Grammar summary

Glossary.