What We'll Review Today
- Gender & Articles~5 min
- SER vs ESTAR~5 min
- Present Tense (Regular & Irregular)~5 min
- TENER & GUSTAR~5 min
- HAY & Prepositions~5 min
- Past Tense (Pretérito)~10 min
- Final Challenge (Dialogues & Translation)~10 min
Gender & Adjective Agreement
Masculine (el / un)
El gato negro / Un coche rápido
Feminine (la / una)
La casa blanca / Una mujer inteligente
Adjectives must match the noun in gender (-o/-a) and number (add -s or -es).
Review Quiz: Articles & Agreement
SER vs ESTAR
SER
Description (soy alto)
Occupation (eres doctor)
Characteristic (es simpático)
Time (son las dos)
Origin (somos de México)
Relationship (son mis amigos)
ESTAR
Position (está sentado)
Location (estamos en Madrid)
Action (están comiendo)
Condition (estoy cansado)
Emotion (está feliz)
Spot the Mistake
Find and click the incorrect word:
Present Tense (Regulars)
For habits, routines, and current facts.
-AR (hablar)
hablo
hablas
habla
hablamos
hablan
-ER (comer)
como
comes
come
comemos
comen
-IR (vivir)
vivo
vives
vive
vivimos
viven
Review Quiz: Present Tense
TENER & GUSTAR
TENER (to have)
tengo, tienes, tiene, tenemos, tienen
Tengo hambre. (I am hungry)
Tengo que estudiar. (I have to study)
GUSTAR (to be pleasing)
me gusta, te gusta, le gusta, nos gusta, les gusta (+ plural -n)
Me gusta el café.
Me gustan los perros.
Sentence Reorder
Build the sentence: "I don't like to wake up early."
HAY & Prepositions
HAY [eye] (There is / There are)
Hay un gato. (There is a cat.)
Hay tres libros. (There are three books.)
Prepositions of Place
en = in/on
sobre = on/over
debajo de = under
al lado de = next to
delante de = in front of
detrás de = behind
Speaking Practice
Translate out loud:
Past Tense (Pretérito)
For completed actions in the past.
Regular Endings
-AR: é, aste, ó, amos, aron
-ER/-IR: í, iste, ió, imos, ieron
Common Irregulars (No accents!)
ir/ser: fui, fuiste, fue...
tener: tuve, tuviste, tuvo...
hacer: hice, hiciste, hizo...
estar: estuve, estuviste, estuvo...
Review Quiz: Past Tense
Sentence Reorder
Build the sentence: "What did you do yesterday?"
Dialogue: Un repaso
Read the dialogue. Click the Spanish text to see the translation.
Final Challenge (1/3)
Final Challenge (2/3)
Final Translation Challenge
Translate out loud:
Course Complete!
You have officially completed the A1 Spanish course!
You can now introduce yourself, describe things, order food, talk about your routines, and tell stories in the past.
¡Felicidades y buen trabajo!