Learning Outcomes

Vocabulary: Politics and Elections

Grammar 1: Three Degrees of Comparison

Grammar 2: Multiple Comparisons

Politics and Comparative Forms - Student Practice

Lesson Summary

This module introduces you to vocabulary related to politics and elections. You will learn how to use the three degrees of comparison when comparing people or things. You will also learn about the four types of essays and the specific writing techniques used in each.

Vocabulary: Pet Peeves

Grammar 1: Conjunctions

Grammar 2: Inversions with Adverbs and Conjunctions

Personalities with Types of Conjunctions - Student Practice

This module teaches vocabulary and phrases linked to pet peeves and personality types. It will also introduce the three types of coordinating conjunctions. In addition, it will discuss how to use the indicative and subjunctive forms according to the subordinating conjunction.

Vocabulary: Global Issues

Grammar 1: Gerunds and Infinitives

Grammar 2: Other Uses of Gerunds and Infinitives

Student Practice: Gerunds and Infinitives

This module will teach you essential vocabulary regarding global issues and solutions. You will also learn the function of gerunds and infinitives, when to use a gerund, and when to use an infinitive.

Vocabulary: Career Planning, Common Idioms and Expressions

Grammar 1: Present Tense Review

Grammar 2: Present Tense Review Continued

Career Goals and Idioms with Present Tense Forms - Student Practice

In this module, you will learn the vocabulary related to career planning and common idioms and expressions used in Spanish. In addition, you will review how to use the present tense in its various forms, reflexive and modal verbs, and how to use the present tense for past actions.

Vocabulary: Life Story

Grammar 1: Past Tense

Grammar 2: Modals and Transition Words

Life Events and Narrative Tenses  - Student Practice

This module covers narrative transition words and life event vocabulary. It discusses the five past verb tenses: 'pretérito,' 'copretérito,' 'pretérito progresivo,' 'antecopretérito,' and 'antecopretérito progresivo,' and how to use them in sequential and simultaneous actions. Perfect modals and narrative tenses in stories will also be covered.

Diploma in Spanish - C1 Level: Assessment 1

Take this first assessment to reinforce your learning of modules one to five in this diploma in Spanish at the C1 level. The questions are varied and will help you become more confident in your abilities.

Vocabulary: Economy and Finance

Grammar 1: Future Tense Review

Grammar 2: Future Tense with Modals

Economics and Future Tenses - Student Practice

This module will teach you essential vocabulary relating to finance and investments.  You will also review the future tenses and learn about future modals, perfect infinitives, and perfect modals.

Vocabulary: Collocations and Phrasal Verbs

Grammar 1: Passive Form and Passive Perfect Modals

Grammar 2: Verb periphrases

Collocations and Passive Voice Forms - Student Practice

In this module, you will learn about common collocations and phrasal verbs used in Spanish. In addition, you will review how to use the passive voice in its various forms and tenses, construct sentences using passive perfect modals, and be introduced to passive phrasal verbs in a variety of tenses.

Vocabulary: Prefixes and Suffixes

Grammar 1: Indirect Speech

Grammar 2: Reporting Verbs

Prefixes and Suffixes with Reporting Verbs - Student Practice

This module discusses common Spanish prefixes and suffixes that can be used for various root words. It also covers the multiple tenses and reporting verbs used in indirect speech.

Vocabulary: Superstitions

Grammar 1: Conditionals Review

Grammar 2: Mixed Conditionals Review

Superstitions and Continuous Conditionals - Student Practice

This module will teach you essential vocabulary relating to superstitions. You will also review conditional sentences and learn how to form mixed conditionals.

Vocabulary: Music and Music Genres

Grammar 1: Relative Clauses

Grammar 2: Cleft Sentences

Music Genres and Cleft Sentences  - Student Practice

In this course, you will be introduced to vocabulary related to music and a variety of genres in music. You will learn more about defining and non-defining relative clauses, review noun clauses, and delve deeper into the many uses of cleft sentences.

Diploma in Spanish - C1 Level: Assessment 2

Take this second assessment to reinforce your learning of modules six to ten in this diploma in Spanish at the C1 level. The questions are varied and will help you become more confident in your abilities.

Diploma in Spanish - C1 Level: Final Assessment

Learn grammar and vocabulary in daily life and engaging subjects in this C1-level Spanish diploma course.

Diploma in Spanish - C1 Level

The process of learning a new language is quite tricky. The C1 level of this Spanish diploma program introduces students to new vocabulary and expressions related to individuals and their many facets of life, including but not limited to superstitions, careers, life events, and personalities. Next, we'll review some grammar rules this international language has to help you become more proficient. Do yourself a favor and sign up for this class!

Learn Spanish: Economics and Future Tenses - Course Assessment

Learn Spanish with this free online course that provides vocabulary related to finance and covers future tenses.

Learn Spanish: Economics and Future Tenses

Ever wondered how to seamlessly blend Spanish fluency with economic prowess? Dive into the dynamic realm of finance while mastering future tenses. Elevate your language skills as you navigate 'antefuturo' intricacies and wield modals with finesse. Unveil the secrets of compound verbal modals and infinitives, crafting sophisticated sentences effortlessly. Ready to elevate your language skills? Join us on this transformative journey today!

Learn Spanish: Music Genres and Cleft Sentences - Course Assessment

This free online Spanish course discusses relative clauses, cleft sentences, and music-related vocabulary.

Learn Spanish: Music Genres and Cleft Sentences

This Spanish course exposes you to music vocabulary and genres, allowing you to develop your Spanish reading, listening, writing, and speaking abilities. Before getting into the various uses of cleft sentences, we will look at the grammar of defining and non-defining relative clauses, as well as noun clauses. Sign up for this Spanish course to learn how to discuss music and improve your proficiency in this worldwide language.

Learn Spanish: Career Goals and Idioms with Present Tense Forms  - Course Assessment

This free Spanish course online teaches the present tense and provides career-related terms and vocabulary.

Learn Spanish: Career Goals and Idioms with Present Tense Forms

This Spanish course covers vocabulary and phrases for career goals, job interviews, and professional networking. We go over the grammar of the present tense, emphasizing the use of reflexive and modal verbs. We next look at typical adverbs for the present perfect and present perfect continuous tense and discuss how to use them to express previous events. Sign up for this higher-level course to improve your Spanish grammar and vocabulary.

Learn Spanish: Prefixes and Suffixes with Reporting Verbs - Course Assessment

This free online Spanish course discusses prefixes and suffixes, as well as how to use indirect speech.

Learn Spanish: Prefixes and Suffixes with Reporting Verbs

This Spanish course teaches you how to make new words by combining common prefixes and endings with different root words. After that, we talk about the rules of grammar for indirect speeches. We teach you how to ask questions with different reporting verbs in the present and past tense. People who know basic Spanish and want to improve their skills and trust in this multicultural language should take this course.

Learn Spanish: Personalities with Types of Conjunctions - Course Assessment

This free online Spanish course covers how to use conjunctions and provides a helpful vocabulary for describing people.

Learn Spanish: Personalities with Types of Conjunctions

This Spanish course teaches students words and phrases identifying pet peeves and various personality types. Our grammar section focuses on coordinating conjunctions and its three types that use the indicative mood: copulative, adversative, and disjunctive. We also show you subordinating conjunctions that use the indicative and subjunctive moods. If you want to learn Spanish and expand your vocabulary for everyday use, this course is for you.

Learn Spanish: Politics and Comparative Forms - Course Assessment

Learn how to use comparatives and superlatives in this free online Spanish course that provides political vocabulary.

Learn Spanish: Politics and Comparative Forms

Ever wondered how to discuss politics fluently in Spanish? Dive into our dynamic Spanish course! Boost your vocabulary with political terms, master the art of comparison by learning about the three degrees of comparison, and conquer complex structures by using multiple comparisons. Elevate your Spanish proficiency while exploring the fascinating realm of politics. Join now for a linguistic journey that goes beyond boundaries!

Learn Spanish: Superstitions and Continuous Conditionals - Course Assessment

Learn Spanish with this free online course that covers conditional sentences and vocabulary related to superstitions.

Learn Spanish: Superstitions and Continuous Conditionals

Do you want to improve your Spanish skills and gain confidence in writing and speaking using conditional sentences to discuss superstitions and myths? This Spanish course provides useful vocabulary regarding popular superstitions. We explain the grammar of zero, first, second, and third conditional sentences, how to use conditional sentences with continuous verbs, and help you master mixed conditional sentences. Register today!

Learn Spanish: Life Events and Narrative Tenses  - Course Assessment

This free online Spanish course covers grammar rules and introduces vocabulary related to life events and storytelling.

Learn Spanish: Life Events and Narrative Tenses

This course teaches Spanish students useful words and phrases about life events that describe the story of their lives, including narrative transition words. We explain how to utilize such phrases so that you know when and how to employ past tenses, perfect modals, and narrative tenses. This course is excellent for anybody looking to improve their Spanish grammar, vocabulary, and speaking skills while learning to tell a good story. Sign up now!

Learn Spanish: Collocations and Passive Voice Forms - Course Assessment

Learn how to use passive voice in this free online Spanish course that provides common collocations and phrases.

Learn Spanish: Collocations and Passive Voice Forms

Ready to unlock the secrets of Spanish fluency? Ever wondered how to effortlessly differentiate between collocations and verbal periphrases? Enroll now and master the art of passive voice usage across various tenses, including unique constructions like 'antepresente' and 'antefuturo.' Dive into modal verbs, dissect verbal periphrases, and unravel the complexities of 'andar' with gerunds or participles. Elevate your Spanish skills today!

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