Do you struggle with the Past in Spanish?
Do you understand the difference between the preterit and the imperfect tenses? How to conjugate, the how and why of usage?
If you want to take your Spanish knowledge to the next level and learn to describe past events using the IMPERFECT, this class is for you!
This intermediate level class and series on the past tenses in Spanish are specifically designed for students of Spanish language and culture who want to master these grammatical structures with confidence in conversational speaking, improved reading, writing and listening skills. Not knowing the past tenses, or how to distinguish them properly, condemns students to the beginner level of understanding and performance of the Spanish language.
Class 2: The Past tense is the second of the series that comprises the imperfect. In this course you will build the foundation for Mastering the Past in Spanish with expressions that are typically used with it, and the conjugation of regular and irregular verbs.
Ms. Diana Di Tolla skillfully breaks down the imperfect into its most simplistic in order for you to understand. The first phase of Class 2 is conjugation. Then, moving to simple sentences to build confidence, and finally to expressions and the rules of use in order to create a culminating project. Each lesson thoughtfully lays out a foundation that includes conjugating, creating simple sentences, and, building upon previous learning. Class 2 concludes with using the imperfect tense in all the modalities: reading / writing / listening / speaking, which gives you a STRONG foundation in this grammatical concept.
These series of classes are highly interactive and your involvement is key to the mastering process.
Take this class to facilitate your understanding, learn the steps to proficiency and practice speaking at an intermediate level in the Spanish language. Understanding the past tenses and achieving proficiency to their use, propels students into the intermediate level of performance. This knowledge is the difference between a HIGH or a LOW score on any end of year exam, DELE, or proficiency exam for Spanish language and being able to converse at the Intermediate level.
