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October 13, 2010 at 1:40 pm (agreement, alfabeto, animals, articles (the, body parts, colors, commands, demonstratives, describing people, descriptions, directions, estar, family, food, future tense, grammar, greetings and conversation, gustar, house, imperfect past tense, interrogatives, months and days, numbers, object pronouns, places, present perfect, present tense, preterito, pronunciation, reflexives, resources, saber vs conocer, school, ser, Spanish I, Spanish II, Spanish III, speaking/phrases, subject pronouns, subjunctive, tener, time, verbs, weather)

Check out www.ielanguages.com/spanish1.html for information on topics from beginner level to advanced that includes audio files, flash cards and practice activities!

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Realidades 3 Grammar Topics

April 26, 2010 at 6:38 pm (agreement, commands, comparisons, demonstratives, future tense, gustar, imperfect past tense, object pronouns, Por vs. para, possession, present perfect, present tense, preterito, reflexives, Spanish III, stem change, subjunctive, verbs)

Sra. Shirley’s grammar powerpoints for Spanish III are available online as well!

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Spanish II Grammar Topics

April 26, 2010 at 6:32 pm (adverbs, agreement, commands, comparisons, demonstratives, directions, estar, future tense, grammar, gustar, imperfect past tense, object pronouns, possession, present perfect, present tense, preterito, reflexives, saber vs conocer, ser, Spanish II, stem change, subjunctive, Uncategorized, verbs)

Sra. Shirley must be an angel since she made all of these powerpoints for our grammar topics in the text, Realidades 2!

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Conjuguemos Practice Self-correcting activities!

April 23, 2010 at 4:50 pm (commands, comparisons, estar, future tense, gustar, imperfect past tense, interrogatives, object pronouns, Por vs. para, present perfect, preterito, saber vs conocer, ser, subjunctive)

Need to brush up on your mad skillz? Well, check out this menu at the Conjuguemos site (which I normally look to for simple conjugation work). I was shocked to find all of these resources!

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