Online Spanish course B1

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• Talk about leisure time and hobbies.
• Describe daily routines and usual activities.
• Express opinions and preferences.
• Giving and receiving instructions.
• Make comparisons.

• Pretérito perfecto and pretérito indefinido.
• Comparatives and superlatives.
• Direct and indirect object pronouns.
• Verbs with vowel change.

• Vocabulary related to transportation, weather, clothing, stores, emotions, and body parts.

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• Narrate past experiences.
• Talk about future plans.
• Express conditions and wishes.
• Give advice and make suggestions.
• Explain causes and consequences.

• Future simple and conditional.
• Subjunctive in subordinate clauses.
• Relative sentences.
• Indirect style.

• Vocabulary related to health, technology, travel, media, and celebrations.

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• Discuss current issues.
• Express opinions in a nuanced manner.
• Debate and argue.
• Writing complex texts.
• Express hypotheses.

• Subjunctive in all tenses.
• Verbal periphrases.
• Passive and impersonal.
• Use of discursive connectors.

• Advanced vocabulary related to the environment, politics, economics, culture, and science

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• Participate in formal and informal discussions.
• Defending complex points of view.
• Manage language registers appropriate to each context.
• Interpret shades of meaning.
• Write formal and informal texts with precision.

• Subjunctive in advanced and specific uses.
• Complex verbal concordance.
• Advanced conditional sentences.
• Use of idiomatic expressions.

• Specialized vocabulary in diverse areas such as law, literature, philosophy, and psychology.

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• Reacting to a work of art and praising an artist
• Expressing likes and dislikes and evaluations
• Strongly recommend or strongly advise against
• To expose the causes of a social phenomenon
• Expressing surprise, strangeness and wishes
• Express certainty or lack thereof.
• Rebutting using statistics.
• Describe and evaluate scientific and technical innovations and discoveries.
• Responding affirmatively to a request and refusing to comply with it.
• Establish relationships of anteriority, simultaneity and posteriority.

• Values of the pronoun se.
• Argumentative connectors and markers
• Contrast of indicative and subjunctive in the expression of certainty.
• Prefixation and suffixation
• Evidentiality markers
• The use of the imperfect tense in stories
• Language levels and speech registers

• the art
• success and failure
• neuroscience
• literary genres
• body language
• social networks
• forms of government and institutions
• History