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Student and Tutor clarified the use of the Spanish subjunctive mood, reviewed irregular verb conjugations, and practiced translation between Spanish and English. They also discussed cultural variations in Spanish accents and politeness in requests. For homework, the Student was assigned to listen to real-world Spanish interviews and a song to enhance listening comprehension and exposure to natural speech.

Student and Tutor reviewed Spanish greetings, telling time, and the fundamental distinction between the verbs `Ser` and `Estar`. They practiced conjugating various verbs and applied `Ser` and `Estar` in different scenarios, including expressions of temporary states versus permanent characteristics. The Tutor assigned continued practice with verb conjugations and vocabulary to prepare for future lessons on past tenses.

The tutor and student reviewed the Spanish subjunctive mood, focusing on its usage in expressing wishes, doubts, and emotions, and how to identify it through specific phrases and the conjunction 'que'. They practiced conjugating verbs in the subjunctive and differentiating it from the indicative and imperative moods, with plans for more practice exercises and application through writing.

The tutor and student reviewed and practiced Spanish past tenses, focusing on the preterite and imperfect conjugations and usage of 'ser', 'estar', and 'gustar'. They worked on distinguishing between these tenses for storytelling and described ongoing vs. completed past actions. The student was assigned a reading to further practice these concepts in context.

The Student and Tutor reviewed Spanish verb tenses, focusing on the differences between the preterite and imperfect past tenses, and the use of gerunds with 'estar'. The Student will practice writing sentences in these tenses and prepare for further lessons on the imperfect tense.

The Tutor and Student reviewed Spanish colors, family terms, and the distinction between 'ser' and 'estar'. They practiced identifying objects by color and began exploring verb conjugations, with plans to send worksheets for further practice on verb tenses and everyday vocabulary.