Days of the Week

• Family
• School
• Body and Health
• Home
• Neighborhood and Buildings
• Clothing
• Work
• Sports, Diversions, and Amusements
• Travel
• Foods
• Animals
• Nature
• Weather and Seasons
• Days of the Week
• Months of the Year

• The Verb Hablar
• The Verb Comer
• The Verb Escribir
• The Verb Ir
• The Verb Ser
• The Verb Dar
• The Verb Estar
• The Verb Hacer
• The Verb Poner
• The Verb Salir
• The Verb Ver
• The Verb Saber
• The Verb Caer
• The Verb Traer
• The Verb Pensar
• The Verb Mentir
• The Verb Tener
• The Verb Venir
• The Verb Jugar
• The Verb Dormir
• The Verb Pedir
• The Verb Decir
• The Verb Seguir

• Introduce a Topic
• Transitions
• State an Opinion
• Conclusions
• Contrasts
• Cause and Effect
• Location
• Time
• Manner
• Means
• Helpful Expressions

• Consonants
• Vowels
• Stress and Accentuation

• Nouns
• Articles
• Gender
• Number and Plurality
• Compound Nouns

• Pronoun Use
• Pronoun Cases
• Subject Case Pronouns

• Infinitives
• Verbs
• Regular Verbs in the Present Tense
• Choosing the Correct Verb Form
• Present Progressive Tense

• Sentence Structure
• Conjunctions
• Punctuation

• Irregular in the Present Tense
• Present Tense: Stem‐Changing Verbs
• Confusing Verbs: To Be, To Know, To Take

• Yes or No Questions
• Interrogative Pronouns (Question Words)
• Question Words as Subjects
• Using the Right Pronoun When Responding

• Adjective Use
• Adjective Types
• Adjectives from Verbs

• Adverbs from Adjectives
• Irregular Adverb
• Adverb Placement in a Sentence
• Shortened Adverbs
• Comparisons

• Object Cases
• Direct Objects; Direct Object Pronouns
• Indirect Objects; Indirect Object Pronouns
• Double Object Sentences

• Regular Verbs in the Preterit Tense
• Different Yo Forms in the Preterit Tense
• Stem Changers in the Preterit Tense
• Irregulars in the Preterit Tense
• When to Use the Preterit Tense
• Preterit Tense Indicators

• Regular Verbs in the Imperfect
• The Three Imperfect Irregulars
• Imperfect Situations
• Imperfect Indicators

• Introduction to Narration in the Past
• Verbs that Change Meaning in the Preterit
• Preterit‐Imperfect Formulas

• Simple Prepositions
• Por and Para
• Compound Prepositions
• Preposition Use with Verbs
• Verbs after Prepositions

• Reflexivity
• Prepositional Pronouns
• Demonstrative Pronouns

• Tú Commands
• Usted and Ustedes Commands
• Command Forms of Verbs
• Command Forms with Reflexive Pronouns

• Introduction to Negatives
• Negative Words and Expressions
• Negative Sentences
• Negatives and Other Parts of Speech