Brain Boost: Subjunctive and Present Tense
Interleaving: Spanish Subjunctive, Present, Conditional
2 Topics | 2 Quizzes Section 13: Spanish Imperative Mood (Commands)
13.2. Spanish Positive Commands
4 Topics | 1 Quiz 13.3. Spanish Negative Commands
4 Topics 13.4. Irregular Spanish Positive and Negative Commands
4 Topics | 1 Quiz 13.2.-13.4. Mini Brain Boost: Spanish Positive and Negative Commands
3 Topics | 1 Quiz 13.5. Spanish Reflexive and Object Pronouns with Commands
4 Topics | 1 Quiz Brain Boost: Spanish Commands, Present/Past Subjunctive
Interleaving: Spanish Commands, Reflexive, Commands+lo
2 Topics | 2 Quizzes Section 14. Spanish Past Subjunctive
14.1. Spanish Past Subjunctive: Regular & Triggers
4 Topics | 1 Quiz 14.2. Spanish Past Subjunctive: Irregular
4 Topics | 1 Quiz 14.3. The “other form” of Past Subjunctive
4 Topics | 1 Quiz 14.4. Reflexive Past Subjunctive
4 Topics | 1 Quiz Brain Boost: Present/Past Subjunctive, Commands, & Present Tense
Interleaving: Spanish Past Subjunctive, Preterite, and Subjunctive
2 Topics | 2 Quizzes Sections 15-16: Perfect Tenses: Present, Past, and Future
15.1. Spanish Present Perfect: Review
4 Topics | 1 Quiz 15.2. Spanish Past Perfect (Pluperfect): Regular
4 Topics | 1 Quiz 15.3. Spanish Past Perfect (Pluperfect): Irregular
4 Topics | 1 Quiz 15.4. Spanish Past Perfect (Pluperfect): Reflexive
4 Topics | 1 Quiz Interleaved Game: Spanish Subjunctive, Present, and Conditional
Review: Prep for the Game
Review the words in the game (you will be quizzed on 12 random verbs and tenses each time you play). Subjunctive: Saber (to know), Decir (to say/tell), Ir (to go), Cerrar (to close), Pensar (to think), Sacar (to take out), Vender (to sell), Comprar (to buy), Tener (to have), Venir (to come), Hacer (to do/make), Poner (to put/place) Present: Caminar (to walk), Escoger (to choose), Romper (to break), Encender (to light/turn on), Decidir (to decide), Compartir (to share) Conditional: Hacer (to do/make), Poder (can/to be able to), Salir (to leave), Ir (to go), Pagar (to pay), Venir (to come)