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The Student and Tutor reviewed and corrected Spanish homework exercises involving definite articles and vocabulary. They then focused on learning new Spanish vocabulary related to body parts, health, and well-being, specifically practicing the verbs 'doler' (to hurt) and 'sentir' (to feel) with appropriate pronoun usage and conjugations. The session concluded with conversational practice and sentence construction applying these new concepts.

The Tutor and Student practiced Spanish by preparing and presenting a short research-based talk about a travel destination. They then moved on to the academic topic of the imperative mood in Spanish, covering its formation and usage, and discussed revision strategies including vocabulary building and spaced repetition.

The student and tutor worked on identifying and correctly using masculine and feminine grammatical genders in Spanish, focusing on noun and adjective agreement. They practiced with examples and discussed common gender-related rules and exceptions in the language.

The tutor and student reviewed Spanish vocabulary and practiced using the verb "ir" (to go) in both present and future tenses, including irregular verb conjugations. They also completed homework exercises and engaged in a geography-based trivia activity. The student will continue practicing vocabulary for the next session.

The student and tutor engaged in a Spanish language practice session, focusing on vocabulary expansion related to descriptions, media, and everyday expressions. They practiced conversational phrases and reinforced understanding of common nouns and adjectives, with plans to continue building conversational fluency.

The student and tutor reviewed key Spanish grammar concepts including the use of 'ser' and 'estar,' verb conjugations for present tense, and gender/number agreement. They practiced these concepts through sentence construction and translation exercises, with plans to reinforce learning through songs and further present tense practice before moving to past tenses.