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Student and Tutor continued their Spanish language learning, reviewing vocabulary for emotions and states, practicing common verbs for activities, and focusing on Spanish pronunciation through the alphabet and tongue twisters. They also covered basic family vocabulary, numbers, colors, and practiced using the verbs 'tener' (to have) and 'vivir' (to live) in simple sentences. The Tutor will provide access to slides with translations and discuss potential minor schedule adjustments for future sessions.

The student and tutor reviewed the Spanish verbs "tener" and "ser," focusing on their distinct uses for possession, characteristics, and temporary states. The student practiced conjugating these verbs and constructing sentences to differentiate between their applications, with a plan to further reinforce these concepts through practice exercises.

The Student and Tutor engaged in a detailed session on Spanish reflexive verbs, their different applications, and common grammatical structures. They practiced identifying and applying reflexive pronouns in various sentence contexts and discussed the nuances of their placement and meaning. The session concluded with a listening comprehension exercise using a Spanish video clip to enhance understanding of spoken language and accents.

The Student and Tutor focused on expanding Spanish food vocabulary, discussing various fruits, vegetables, and cultural differences in cuisine. They practiced a restaurant role-play to apply conversational skills and the Student was assigned to prepare a presentation on Scottish foods in Spanish for the next session.

The Student and Tutor practiced Spanish pronunciation, translated basic sentences, and learned numbers from 1 to 100. They also reviewed family and house vocabulary, were introduced to subject pronouns, and began conjugating regular -AR verbs in the 'yo' form. The next class will build upon the subject pronouns introduced today.

The Student and Tutor practiced conversational Spanish and played a vocabulary-building game called 'Stop' (or 'Tutti Frutti'), focusing on generating words for categories like countries, fruits, vegetables, and verbs. The session included explanations of game rules and vocabulary clarification. As follow-up, the Student was advised to continue reading, listening to Spanish music, and using a language practice app.