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• A1: Beginner
• A2: Elementary

A1 Stage 1: Foundations

• Week 1: Meeting people for the first time
• Week 2: Talking about yourself and asking about others
• Week 3: Talking about your family and relationships
• Week 4: Describing people and things
• Week 5: Mastering the difference between ser and estar
• Week 6: Expressing what you like and dislike with gustar
• Week 7: Telling time, days, months, and seasons
• Week 8: Learn to describe your daily activities using regular -AR verbs
• Week 9: Expand your verb vocabulary with -ER and -IR verbs, focusing on food and meals
• Week 10: Master question words to have real conversations
• Week 11: Learn to order food and drinks using querer and poder
• Week 12: Consolidate everything from Stage 1 - you can do this!

A1 Stage 2: Building Blocks

• Week 1: Describing your home and what is in each room
• Week 2: Describing your neighbourhood and giving simple directions
• Week 3: Shopping for clothes and comparing items
• Week 4: Talking about weather and connecting it to activities
• Week 5: Using key irregular verbs for everyday activities
• Week 6: Describing daily routines with reflexive verbs
• Week 7: Using ir a, voy a to make plans and discuss weekend activities
• Week 8: preterite tense, fui fue, estuve, Spanish past tense
• Week 9: regular -AR preterite, hablé cociné estudié, Spanish past tense
• Week 10: Handling basic travel situations and expressing obligation
• Week 11: Describing a holiday using all preterite forms
• Week 12: Consolidating all A1 Stage 2 grammar and vocabulary

A2 Stage 1: Past & Present

• Week 1: Talking about life events and milestones using irregular preterite verbs
• Week 2: More preterite irregulars and storytelling about things that went wrong
• Week 3: Talking about childhood memories and things you used to do
• Week 4: Describing past habits, routines, and how people and places used to be
• Week 5: Combining the preterite and imperfect to tell stories and anecdotes
• Week 6: Health, body parts, symptoms, and visiting the doctor or pharmacy
• Week 7: Direct object pronouns (me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las)
• Week 8: Using indirect object pronouns to talk about giving, telling, and asking
• Week 9: Making comparisons and expressing superlatives to describe people, places, and things
• Week 10: Describing places past and present - combining imperfect, preterite, and comparisons
• Week 11: Narrative skills - combining the preterite, the imperfect and object pronouns to tell longer stories
• Week 12: Stage 1 consolidation - the preterite, the imperfect, object pronouns and comparisons

Themes

• Getting Started
• Family & Relationships
• Free Time & Hobbies
• Festivals & Celebrations
• Celebrity Culture & Role Models
• Daily Routine
• Food & Drink
• Health & Wellbeing
• School & Education
• Work & Careers
• Home & Local Area
• Travel & Holidays
• Environment & Global Issues
• Technology & Social Media

Exam practice

• Core words
• Sounds and dictation
• Listening exam papers
• Reading exam papers
• Writing tasks
• Translation
• Speaking tasks

Mock exam papers

AQA Foundation

• Listening paper
• Reading paper
• Writing paper
• Speaking paper

AQA Higher

• Listening paper
• Reading paper
• Writing paper
• Speaking paper

Pearson Edexcel Foundation

• Listening paper
• Reading paper
• Writing paper
• Speaking paper

Pearson Edexcel Higher

• Listening paper
• Reading paper
• Writing paper
• Speaking paper

Sounds and spelling

• Spanish alphabet and pronunciationA1
• Spanish rhythm: syllables and stress made simpleA1
• Spanish writing style: capitalisation & punctuation made simpleA1
• Spanish keyboard & special characters: type like a native!A1

Nouns, articles and adjectives

• Gender of nouns: masculino y femenino (el/la)A1
• Number: singular y plural (-s, -es, -z→-ces)A1
• Articles: el, la, los, las, un, unaA1
• Noun-adjective agreement: hombre alto, mujer altaA1
• Demonstratives: este, ese, aquel (this, that, that over there)A1
• Possessive adjectives: my, your, his/her (mi, tu, su)A1
• Adverbs of frequency and quantityA1
• Time and dates: hora, días, mesesA1
• Cardinal and ordinal numbersA1
• Comparisons: más, menos, el más (more, less, the most)A2
• Adverb formation: creating -mente adverbs (quickly, easily)A2
• Indefinites: algún, ningún, algo, nada (some, any, none)B1
• Todo: complete usage guideA2
• Lo + adjective: the neuter articleB2
• Nouns where el/la changes the meaningB2
• Demonstrative pronouns: este vs ese vs aquel in real contextsA2

Pronouns

• Spanish pronounsA1
• Subject pronouns: yo, tú, él, ella, nosotros, ellosA1
• Question words: qué, quién, dónde, cuándo, cómo, cuántoA1
• Direct object pronouns: lo, la, los, lasA2
• Indirect object pronouns: me, te, le, nos, les (to/for)A2
• Possessive pronouns: mine, yours, theirs (mío, tuyo, suyo)A2
• Relative pronouns: que, quien, cuyo (who, which, whose)B1
• Double object pronouns: indirect + direct togetherB1
• Clitic placement rulesA2

Present tense and core verbs

• Regular verbs present tense: hablar, comer, vivir (-ar, -er, -ir)A1
• Irregular verbs in present tense: master ser, estar, tener & moreA1
• Ser vs estar: identity & locationA1
• Ser vs estar: complete guide (A2+)A2
• Gustar: me gusta, te gusta, le gustaA1
• Reflexive verbs: levantarse, llamarse, ducharseA1
• Stem-changing verbs: master the 'boot verbs' (e→ie, o→ue, e→i)A2
• Present progressive: actions happening right nowA2
• Haber: there is, there was, there will be (hay, había, habrá)A2
• Haber vs tener: two verbs for "to have"A2
• Saber vs conocer: two verbs for "to know"A2
• Verb + infinitive patternsA2
• Modal verbs compared: deber vs tener que vs hay queA2
• Regular verb endings: the main tensesA1
• Ser vs estar with adjectives: when meaning changesB1
• Reflexive verbs that change meaningB1
• 40 most common Spanish reflexive verbsA1
• Tener vs hacer vs dar: essential Spanish expressionsA2
• Spanish verbal phrases & idiomsB2

Past tenses

• Preterite tense: regular and irregularA2
• Imperfect tense: regular and irregularA2
• Preterite vs imperfect: when to use eachB1
• Perfect tenses: have done, had done (haber + participle)B1
• Verbs that change meaning in the preteriteB1

Future and conditional

• Immediate future (ir + a + infinitive)A1
• Simple future tense: expressing will and predictionsB1
• Conditional tense: would, could, should in SpanishB1
• Conditional sentences: si clausesB2
• Future perfect: actions completed before a future pointB2
• Conditional perfect: expressing hypothetical past actionsB2

Subjunctive

• The subjunctive moodB1
• Present subjunctive: expressing subjective or uncertain actions and statesB1
• Comprehensive List of 120+ Spanish Subjunctive TriggersB1
• Subjunctive vs indicative: reality vs. doubt and emotionB2
• Imperfect subjunctive: past hypotheticals and wishesB2
• Perfect subjunctive: completed actions in subjunctive moodB2
• Pluperfect subjunctive: hypothetical past perfect actionsB2
• Subjunctive triggers: fixed phrases you need to knowB2
• Imperfect subjunctive vs conditional: when they're interchangeableB2

Commands

• Imperative mood: Spanish commands overviewA2
• Affirmative and negative tú commandsA2
• Usted/ustedes commands: formal imperativeB1
• Nosotros commands: "Let's..." expressionsB1
• Vosotros commands: informal plural imperative (Spain)B1

Sentences and connectors

• Basic sentence structure: building your first Spanish sentencesA1
• Question formation: ¿...? and intonationA1
• Negation: no, nunca, nada (+ nadie, tampoco)A1
• Common prepositions: en, a, de, con, sin, al, delA1
• Personal "a": marking people as direct objectsA2
• Por vs para: for, by, through - choosing the right oneB1
• Conjunctions: y, o, pero, sino, ni...niB1
• Subordinating conjunctions: que, porque, aunque, si, cuandoB1
• Formal vs informal register: tú vs ustedA2
• Impersonal se: general statements (people say, one does)B1
• Accidental se: se me cayó, se te olvidó (unplanned events)B2
• Passive voice: the action was done (ser + past participle)B2
• Reported speech: indirect speech (he said, she asked)B1
• Causatives: hacer, dejar, mandarB2
• Tense sequences: matching tenses in complex sentencesB2
• Prepositions that change verb meaningsB1
• Por vs para in real contexts: travel, work & daily lifeB1

Topics

• Basic Greetings
• Home & Family
• Food & Dining
• Travel & Transport
• Shopping
• Work & Business
• Culture & Leisure
• Time & Weather
• Body & Health
• Colours & Numbers
• Clothing & Appearance
• Tech & Communication
• Directions & Places
• Money & Banking
• Emergency & Safety
• Education & School
• Swear Words & Profanity
• Spanish you already know

Phrase guides

• 100 most useful Spanish phrases (frases útiles)A1
• Small talk in Spanish (charlar y conversar)A1
• Weather in Spanish (el tiempo)A1
• Ordering food & drinks in Spanish (pedir comida)A2
• Shopping for clothes in Spanish (ir de compras)A2
• Giving directions in Spanish (dar indicaciones)A2
• Making plans in Spanish (hacer planes)A2
• Emotions & feelings in Spanish (emociones)A2
• Apologising in Spanish (disculpas y excusas)A2
• How to describe things in Spanish (describir objetos)A2
• At the airport in Spanish (en el aeropuerto)A2
• False friends in Spanish (falsos amigos)A2
• At the bank in Spanish (en el banco)B1
• Renting a flat in Spanish (buscar piso)B1
• Job interviews in Spanish (entrevista de trabajo)B1
• Spanish texting & WhatsApp slang (abreviaturas)B1

Vocabulary PDFs

• All topics in one PDF19 pages
• Home and family (PDF)A1
• Food and dining (PDF)A1
• Travel and transport (PDF)A1
• Shopping (PDF)A1
• Work and business (PDF)A2
• Culture and leisure (PDF)A1
• Time and weather (PDF)A1
• Body and health (PDF)A2
• Colours and numbers (PDF)A1
• Clothes and appearance (PDF)A1
• Technology (PDF)A2
• Directions and places (PDF)A1
• Money and banking (PDF)A2
• Emergencies (PDF)A2
• School and education (PDF)A2

Practice hubs and tools

• All fill-in-the-blank sets
• Find and fix the mistake
• Hear the tense
• Hear the mood
• Conjugation patterns test
• Verb flashcard generator

Articles

• Singular ArticlesA1
• Plural ArticlesA1
• All Articles MixedA1
• Lo + Adjective: Lo Bueno, Lo MejorB1

Demonstratives

• Basic DemonstrativesA1
• Demonstratives with Neuter FormsB1

Possessives

• Mi, Tu, Su BasicsA1
• Singular vs Plural FormsA1
• Nuestro & Vuestro FormsA2
• All Possessive Adjectives MixedA2
• Possessive Pronouns After SerB1
• Possessive Pronouns With ArticlesB1
• Contrast & ComparisonB1
• Adjectives vs PronounsB1
• Common ExpressionsB1
• Complete ReviewB1

Adjective agreement

• Adjectives in -oA1
• Adjectives in -e and ConsonantsA1
• Buen, Gran, PrimerA2
• Cada, Otro, Mismo, Todo, AlgúnA2

Numbers, dates and time

• Numbers, Dates and the TimeA1

Comparatives and superlatives

• Más, Menos, Mejor, PeorA2
• Tan... Como and Tanto... ComoA2
• Superlatives and -ísimoB1

Subject and prepositional pronouns

• Subject Pronouns, Usted and UstedesA1
• Pronouns After Prepositions: Para Mí, ConmigoB1

Question words

• Qué & Quién BasicsA1
• Dónde & Cuándo BasicsA1
• Cómo & CuántoA2
• Por qué & Para quéA2
• Qué vs CuálB1
• Plural FormsB1
• Preposition CombinationsB1
• Conversation PracticeB1
• Mixed ReviewB1
• Tricky CasesB1

Relative pronouns

• Essential PronounsA1
• Building ConnectionsA1
• Prepositions & MoreA2
• Elementary MixA2
• Que, Lo Que, El Que, Donde, CuandoA2
• Intermediate MixB1
• More PracticeB1
• Advanced ChallengeB1
• Final ChallengeB1

Object pronouns

• Direct Object PronounsA2
• Indirect Object PronounsA2
• Nos and Os: Object PronounsA2
• Mixed PracticeB1
• Double Pronouns: Me Lo, Se LoB1

Present tense

• -AR VerbsA1
• -ER VerbsA1
• -IR VerbsA1
• Mixed Regular VerbsA1
• Verbs in ContextA1
• Ser, Estar, IrA1
• Go-Verbs (Yo -go)A2
• Common Irregular VerbsA2
• Mixed Irregular VerbsB1

Ser vs estar

• Location & IdentityA1
• Mixed Uses (Part 1)B1
• Adjectives That Change MeaningB1
• Mixed Uses (Part 2)B1

Stem-changing verbs

• E → IE Stem-Changing VerbsA1
• O → UE Stem-Changing VerbsA1
• E → I Stem-Changing VerbsA1
• Mixed Stem ChangesA2
• Gerunds with Stem ChangesA2
• The Nosotros/Vosotros TrapB1
• Preterite Stem ChangesB1
• Present Subjunctive Stem ChangesB1

Reflexive verbs

• Daily Routine in Present TenseA1
• Yesterday's Routine (Preterite)A2
• Emotions & Past TensesA2
• Mixed Tenses & Advanced UsageB1

Gustar verbs

• Gustar BasicsA1
• Similar VerbsA2
• Mixed PracticeA2

Hay

• Hay vs EstarA1
• Hay que vs Tener queA2
• Hay in Different TensesB1

Verb phrases

• Poder, Deber, Querer, Tener Que + InfinitiveA1
• Acabar de, Desde Hace, Llevar, SolerB1

Present progressive

• Estar + Gerund (Regular)A2
• Irregular GerundsA2
• Pronouns with Estar + GerundB1

Impersonal expressions

• Se Puede, Hay Que, HaceA2
• Hace for the Weather and AgoA2
• Hace Falta, Vale la Pena, BastaB1

Haber vs tener

• Tener or Haber? (I have vs I have done)A2
• Hay or Tiene? (there is vs it has)A2
• Tener que or Hay que? (I have to vs one has to)A2

Saber vs conocer

• Basic Saber vs ConocerA2
• Saber + Infinitive vs Conocer + NounA2
• Mixed Contexts with Personal AB1
• Meaning Changes in PreteriteB1

Preterite tense

• Regular -AR VerbsA1
• Regular -ER/-IR VerbsA1
• Common Irregular VerbsA2
• Stem-Changing -IR VerbsA2
• Spelling Changes (-car, -gar, -zar)A2
• I→Y Changes & -UCIR VerbsB1
• Meaning-Changing VerbsB1
• Mixed Preterite ReviewB1

Imperfect tense

• Regular -AR VerbsA2
• Regular -ER/-IR VerbsA2
• The Three Irregulars: Ser, Ir, VerA2
• Habitual Past ActionsA2
• Descriptions & Ongoing StatesA2
• Imperfect vs PreteriteB1
• Mixed Imperfect ReviewB1

Preterite vs imperfect

• Regular VerbsA2
• Common Irregular VerbsA2
• Telling a StoryB1
• Verbs That Change MeaningB1

Present perfect

• Regular Past ParticiplesA2
• Irregular Past ParticiplesA2
• Mixed Present PerfectA2
• The Pluperfect (Había Hablado)B1

Future tense

• Ir a + InfinitiveA1
• Ir a: Plans and PredictionsA2
• Regular VerbsB1
• Irregular StemsB1
• Mixed PracticeB1
• Plans and PredictionsB1
• Questions in Future TenseB1

Conditional tense

• Regular VerbsB1
• Irregular StemsB1
• Mixed PracticeB1
• Hypothetical SituationsB1
• Polite Requests & SuggestionsB1

Subjunctive

• -AR Verbs in SubjunctiveB1
• -ER/-IR Verbs in SubjunctiveB1
• Irregular Verbs in SubjunctiveB1
• Wishes & DesiresB1
• EmotionsB1
• Impersonal ExpressionsB1
• RecommendationsB1
• Doubt & DenialB1
• Mixed Subjunctive ReviewB1
• Uncompleted Action ConnectorsB1
• GCSE Set Uses: Cuando, Quiero Que, Para QueB1
• Imperfect Subjunctive FormationB2
• Imperfect Subjunctive IrregularsB2
• Si Clauses & HypotheticalsB2
• Indefinite AntecedentB2
• Quizá, Tal vez & AunqueB2

Commands

• Tú Commands (Regular)A2
• Tú Commands (Irregular)A2
• Tú Negative CommandsB1
• Vosotros CommandsB1
• Usted CommandsB1
• Ustedes CommandsB1
• Nosotros CommandsB1
• Mixed Commands ReviewB1

Prepositions

• Basic PrepositionsA1
• Location PrepositionsA1
• Time PrepositionsA1
• Contractions (al, del)A1
• The Personal AA1
• Para, Sin, Antes de, Después de + InfinitiveA2
• Por vs Para - Part 1B1
• Por vs Para - Part 2B1
• Mixed Review 1B1
• Fixed ExpressionsB1
• Mixed Review 2B1

Negatives

• No, Nunca, Nada, NadieA1
• Double Negatives and NingunoA2

Adverbs and connectives

• Adverbs in -mente, Bien, Mal and FrequencyA2
• Connectives: Pero, Porque, Aunque, Sin EmbargoA2

Passive voice

• Ser + Past ParticipleB1
• Se + Verb (Pasiva Refleja)B1

Listening comprehension

• Las Presentaciones
• En el Restaurante
• ¿Dónde Está la Farmacia?
• De Compras
• Mi Rutina Diaria
• El Pronóstico del Tiempo
• En el Hotel
• Mis Planes para el Fin de Semana
• Mi Visita al Médico
• Una Entrevista de Trabajo
• Recuerdos de la Infancia
• Por Teléfono
• El Viaje Perfecto
• En el Gimnasio
• La Fiesta Sorpresa
• La Clase de Cocina
• Los Regalos de Navidad
• El Viaje a España
• ¿Qué Dijo María?
• Espero Que Vengas
• Anuncios y Noticias

Numbers listening

• Spanish Numbers 1-100 Listening Practice
• Spanish Numbers 100-1,000 Listening Practice
• Spanish Numbers 1,000-1,000,000 Listening Practice
• Spanish Numbers Millions & Billions Listening Practice

Reading comprehension

• Mi díaBeginner
• Mi familiaBeginner
• En el restauranteBeginner
• Mi casaBeginner
• De comprasBeginner
• El fin de semanaBeginner
• Mi mejor amigoBeginner
• Las vacaciones pasadasIntermediate
• Cuando era niñoIntermediate
• Un día especialIntermediate
• El regalo perfectoIntermediate
• Planes para el año nuevoIntermediate
• Si pudiera viajarIntermediate
• La receta de la abuelaIntermediate
• Un viaje por EspañaIntermediate
• Dos ciudades diferentesIntermediate
• Consejos para un trabajo nuevoIntermediate
• Decisiones importantesAdvanced
• La casa que compramosIntermediate
• Las noticias del díaIntermediate
• Una carta de negociosIntermediate
• El discurso de graduaciónAdvanced
• El niño que dice noBeginner
• En el mercadoBeginner
• ¿Qué estás haciendo?Beginner
• Obligaciones y planesBeginner
• La fiesta de cumpleañosBeginner
• Nuestra familiaBeginner
• Un día muy ocupadoIntermediate
• ¿Qué dijo María?Intermediate
• Se busca, se vendeIntermediate
• Dentro de un añoAdvanced
• Una historia de amorIntermediate

Cheat sheets (PDF)

• Por vs para (PDF)
• Ser vs estar (PDF)
• Subjunctive triggers (PDF)
• Preterite vs imperfect (PDF)
• Object pronouns (PDF)
• Reflexive verbs (PDF)
• Stem-changing verbs (PDF)
• Present tense (PDF)
• Verb endings: the main tenses (PDF)

Reference and site

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