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Spanish for Beginners Level 1
Spanish for Beginners Level 1 Book ‘Ven’ Topics Greetings Presentations Personal information:name, nationalities, residence, occupation Introducing other people Spelling: The alphabet Numbers 0 – 20 Telephone numbers Communicative strategies Locate objects in a house Describe a house Ordinal numbers from 1 to 10 Quantities Grammar Gender in nouns and adjectives The verbs llamarse, ser, trabajar y vivir Interrogative words: cómo, qué, de dónde, dónde Demonstrative pronouns Possessive adjectives (1) Plural of adjectives and nouns The Presente Indicativo tense, regular verbs and Irregular verbs: estar, tener y poner Determinate articles Qualifying Adjectives Adverbs of place Cultural content Latin American countries Cities and autonomous communities of Spain Spanish and Latin American neighbourhoods Skill work Saying hello and good bye formally and informally Reading and listening to presentations Asking about words Answering questions Giving and asking for personal information Listening to conversations Practising presentations Listening, and writing telephone numbers Giving and asking for the telephone number Punctuation, full stop, comma question and exclamation marks Tonic syllable (I) Tonic syllable (II) Listen and identify rooms in a house Reading and writing Asking questions about the number of rooms in a house Asking and answering questions about where rooms are Listen to house descriptions and match them with the plan Ask questions to locate objects in a house. Describe a house Classify vocabulary into rooms, furniture and objects. Spanish for Beginners Level 2 Book ‘Ven’ Topics Around the city Eating in a restaurant Talking about you Skill work & vocabulary Asking and saying what there is Locating places Give and asking for directions Ask and saying how to get to a place Tell the time Timetables Numbers from 20 to 1000 Grammar Indefinite articles Some uses of ‘hay’ The verb ‘estar’ The Presente indicativo tense verbs: ir, dar, venir, seguir y cerrar Questions and answers Cultural content Madrid. How to move around madrid Ordering and paying in a restaurant Talking about likes Types of food and drinks Ask for a favour and giving an answer Talking about appearance and character Asking and saying people’s age Aasking and talking about daily life Family members The verb gustar Some irregular verbs in the Presente indicative tense: querer, poder, hacer. Some regular and irregular verbs in the Imperative Tense Reflexive verbs Possessive adjectives More irregular verbs in the Presente indicative tense Some prepositions Dishes in the Hispanic world Latin American and Spanish lifestyles Spanish for Beginners Level 3 Book ‘Ven’ Topics Shopping Invitations A Future Excursion Skill work & vocabulary Going shopping Asking about products Asking prices Types of stores Talking about preferences Clothes Food Grammar Adjectives: gender and number Some irregular verbs in the Presente indicative tense: saber y preferir Direct object pronouns Verbs with pronoun Cultural content Places to go shopping in AL and Spain Inviting someone and proposing activities to do. Accepting and rejecting invitations Talking about actions in progress Dates: months and years Expressing obligation and duty Expressing intentions or plans in the future Planning an excursion Seasons of the year Speaking on the telephone Present progressive: Estar + gerundio Some irregular verbs in the Presente indicative tense: jugar, oír & conocer Latin American and Spanish traditional celebrations Future form: ir + a + infinitive Reflexive pronouns Indirect object pronouns Time expressions (I) Andalucía Spanish for Beginners Level 4 Book ‘Ven’ Topics Skill work & vocabulary What have you done? Talking about past events (I) Talking about a recent past Asking, giving and accepting excuses Expressing feelings A birthday party On the Airplane Talking about past events (II) Talking about undetermined quantities Talking about feelings Checking in for a flight Means of transport Talking about transport timetables Possible problems at the airport Asking and talking about the weather Grammar Time expressions (II) Present perfect Preterite Regular and irregular past participles Exclamations Cultural content Latin American and Spanish famous paintings Time expressions (II) Preterite: regular and irregular verbs adjectives Comparisons Demonstrative adjectives and Pronouns Possessive adjectives Latin American music The weather in Latin America
