Learn Spanish 4: Spanish Prepositions, Adverbs, and Tenses
Posted 2 years ago by Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana
Hone your Spanish grammar skills
On this four-week course, you’ll delve into Spanish tenses and time, as well as prepositions and adverbs to take your Spanish language skills to the next level. With this knowledge, you’ll build your confidence and ability to have richer conversations.
By following a diverse range of engaging materials, you’ll finish the course with an understanding of advanced Spanish topics and gain an insight into the rich culture of the Spanish-speaking world.
Unpack Spanish imperfect tense
You’ll develop your grammatical knowledge as you learn how to describe past events and experiences.
With this understanding, you’ll be able to develop deeper connections with people as you learn how to share stories about your past.
Explore Spanish prepositions and adverbs
You’ll further your vocabulary as you learn how to use connectors, adverbs, and the prepositions ‘por and ‘para’.
This knowledge will help you narrate past events and add more structure and information to simple sentences.
Learn from the language specialists at Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana
Throughout the course, you’ll be guided by the experts at the Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana to help develop your listening comprehension, reading comprehension, grammar, and vocabulary.
By the end, you’ll have the skills and confidence to have in-depth conversations in Spanish.
This course is designed for anyone wanting to develop their Spanish language skills.
You should have some knowledge of the Spanish language as you will explore advanced topics.
This course is designed for anyone wanting to develop their Spanish language skills.
You should have some knowledge of the Spanish language as you will explore advanced topics.
- Apply how to talk about past experiences.
- Apply talking about important past events.
- Apply how to use the following grammar aspects: imperfect preterite tense (regular and irregular verbs); indefinite tense (regular and irregular verbs); the gerund in past; prepositions por and para.
- Apply how to use the following vocabulary aspects: connectors: luego, entonces, porque, aunque, sin embargo.; past time expressions; adverbial locutions; adverbs of place.
- Apply narrating past events.