Basic Level Spanish Classes Online
This is the syllabus we follow in our General Spanish Course. Refer here for levels and progress.
Chapter
Content
1A. Hello, what’s your name?
- Spelling
- Asking and giving names
- Greetings and goodbyes
- Using titles in formal contexts
1B. Where are you from?
- Giving and asking for personal details (name, origin etc.)
- Referring to people using pronouns
- Asking and responding about nationalities
2A. And you, what do you do?
- Asking and talking about professions and occupations
- Matching work places with professions and occupations
- Referring to actions using the present tense
- Talking about habitual actions
2B. When shall we see each other?
- Talking about everyday actions and expressing frequency
- Numbers 1 – 59
- Asking and telling the time
- Talking about events
3A. What is your telephone number?
- Numbers 60 – 1000
- Asking and giving telephone numbers, addresses and email addresses
- Expressing desires and intentions
3B. Let me introduce you to a friend
- Introducing someone to a third party
- Responding when being introduced to a third party
- Asking and responding to questions about civil status and age
- Referring to nouns using the definite article
4A. What time do you get up?
- Talking about the daily routine
- Asking about habitual actions
- Indicating locations and methods of transport
4B. What are your plans?
- Expressing desires and plans
- Expressing obligations and needs
- Talking about responsibilities
5A. What do you eat?
- Referring to the presence/existence of people /things
- Naming foods
- Identifying colors
- Asking prices
5B. Breakfast
- Ordering a breakfast
- Talking about events and future plans
- Referring to actions using the present tense (irregular verbs)
6A. Let’s eat!
- Ordering a meal
- Identifying typical foods
- Organizing an event
- Referring to actions using the present tense (irregular verbs)
6B. I’m hungry and thirsty
- Sharing simple recipes
- Expressing physical and emotional states (using the verb “tener”)
- Expressing moods (using the verb “estar”)
7A. The Family
- Talking about how family members are related
- Expressing possession
- Talking about destiny and causes
7B. Who do you look like?
- Describing a person’s physical features and personality
- Talking about the family
- Comparing people, objects, places and activities using adjectives
8A. I like it!
- Asking and responding about likes and preferences
- Expressing agreement and disagreement
- Giving an opinion
8B. What interests you?
- Expressing interest
- Expressing annoyance
- Referring to excess or deficiency
- Expressing surprise
- Referring to people, objects, places or activities using demonstrative adjectives
- Describing objects
9A. Hello, can I speak to Andrea please?
- Beginning a telephone conversation
- Asking a favor
- Talking about abilities
- Talking about events
- Expressing opinions
9B. Blind Date
- Making appointments
- Making excuses and giving explanations
- Expressing obligation and giving advice
- Accepting and rejecting invitations, as well as inviting people
10A. Everything hurts!
- Asking someone how they feel
- Expressing how you feel
- Expressing pain or illness
- Talking about natural medicines
10B. Shall we talk?
- Referring to actions using irregular verbs (o-ue) in the present tense
- Referring to actions using irregular verbs (e-ie) in the present tense
- Referring to actions using irregular verbs (e-i) in the present tense
- Referring to actions using irregular verbs (-cer/-cir) in the present tense
- Talking about different topics using irregular verbs (-ger/-gir)
- Talking about different topics using irregular verbs (-guir)
- Talking about different topics using irregular verbs (-uir)
10C. Review
- Review 1
- Review 2
- Review 3
- Review 4
- Review 5
- Review 6