Spanish for Beginners II
Spanish 201
Course Structure
- Course Home Page
- Course Objectives
- Course Materials
- Evaluation of Students’ Work
- Course Structure
- Unit 1
- Unit 2
- Unit 3
- Unit 4
- Unit 5
- Unit 6
- Study Schedule
- Tutor Marked Written Exercises
- Tutor Marked Oral Exercises
- Composition
- Final Oral Examination
- Challenging Spanish Courses for Credit
- Spanish Language Resources
- Destinos
Unit 6
Lecciones 49, 50, 51 y 52
Learning Objectives
Communicative Goals
After completing these four lessons you will have reviewed everything you have learned in Spanish 201 and you should be able to
- use a wide range of vocabulary related to many everyday life situations.
- determine to what extent you have improved your listening, reading and writing skills.
Grammar
You will review and learn more about the following structures:
- Indicative mood—present, past, future and conditional tenses
- Subjunctive mood—present, past, past perfect, conditional
- Imperative mood—formal and informal commands
- Adverbial conjunctions
Culture
You should be able to
- describe characteristics of family life in the Hispanic world based on the events and relationships you have observed throughout Destinos episodes.
- discuss the similarities and differences between some aspects of the Hispanic way of living and your own.
