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Likes and dislikes Part 1 (p. 8) |
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Likes and dislikes Part 2 (p. 8) |
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Nouns and adjectives (p. 10) |
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Likes and dislikes Part 3 (p. 10) |
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Ser (p. 10) |
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Present tense of stem-changing verbs (p. 12-14) |
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Reflexive pronouns (p. 14) |
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Help and chores (p. 19) |
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Plans and places (p. 20) |
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Tener idioms (p. 22) |
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Verbs followed by infinitives (p. 22) |
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Interrogatives (p. 22) |
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Present progressive (p. 24) |
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Ir + infinitives (p. 24) |
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Direct object pronouns (p. 24) |
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Informal commands (p. 26) |
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Occupations (p. 47) |
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Introduce people (p. 48) |
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Dar and decir (p. 50) |
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Saber and conocer (p. 52) |
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Uses of ser (p. 54) |
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Describing a house (p. 59) |
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Needs to be done (p. 61) |
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Ser and estar (p. 62) |
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Expressions that use infinitives (p. 64) |
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Preterite (p. 66) |
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Preterite hacer and ir (p. 66) |
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Ask for information (p. 87) |
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Where went and what did (p. 89) |
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Impersonal se and passive se (p. 90) |
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Preterite Conocer (p. 92) |
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Directions (p. 99) |
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Clarification (p. 101) |
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Formal commands (p. 102) |
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Irregular formal commands (p. 104) |
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Commands with pronouns (p. 106) |
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Review of informal commands (p. 106) |
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How turned out (p. 127) |
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Reacting to events (p. 128) |
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Preterite of stem-changing -ir verbs (p. 132) |
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Preterite of ser and estar (p. 134) |
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Getting hurt (p. 139) |
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Advice (p. 141) |
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Past participles used as adjectives (p. 144) |
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Preterite of verbs like caer (p. 146) |
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Tell someone to hurry (p. 167) |
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Remind someone to do something (p. 168) |
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Preterite of poder and traer (p. 170) |
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Verbs with reflexive pronouns (p. 172) |
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Possessive pronouns (p. 174) |
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Express interest and disinterest (p. 179) |
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Talk about how long something has been going on (p. 180) |
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Negative expressions; ninguno (p. 182) |
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Hace with time expressions (p. 184) |
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Pero and sino (p. 186) |
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