Carolina Flora Diaz
¡Hola! You have arrived to the beggining of your Spanish journey with Caro. Let’s workout what you need to achieve your goals. ¡Nos vemos!
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Carolina Flora Diaz
Diploma degree
/ 55 min
About your spanish tutor
Hola! I was born and raised in the 17 million people city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. I have a few teachers in my family tree: mum was an IT teacher at college, grandma a piano teacher and auntie a primary school teacher. In the past, I joined my kindy and primary school for a substitute role to teach English, various subjects and computer science to kids, along with private tutoring for teens and adults. Send me a message to start your Spanish journey together. We will set goals and a timeframe for it. I normally teach in a few weeks or months until we achieve that goal and we finish the classes. My approach is friendly and positive. I have good energy to teach and we establish how long you want to study for and goals. I am sure you will succeed and we will plan dynamic and fun exercises for you. Looking forward to studying together! My students are generally travellers to Spain or any other country in LatinAmerica, or younger ones willing to take a Spanish course for life. I teach neutral accent, and adapt to the country you are traveling so I teach you some specific words. I always give you options and synonyms, so you can naturally remember what you can, and are more fluent with vocabulary. Nos vemos! Looking forward to this journey together!
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Student and Tutor reviewed Spanish grammar focusing on structures for allowed/not allowed actions, the usage of interrogative pronouns like 'qué,' 'cuál,' and 'cuánto,' and impersonal 'se' constructions. They also practiced new vocabulary related to payment methods, financial terms, and sports. Homework was assigned from Unit 8, and the plan for the final units and an upcoming test was outlined.
Mastering Interrogative Pronouns
Reflexive Pronouns in Actions
Essential Vocabulary: Payment Methods & Sports
Expressing Permission and Prohibition
Understanding Impersonal 'se' Constructions
Student and Tutor focused on Spanish vocabulary and grammar, reviewing adjective usage, greetings, and punctuation, then extensively practiced restaurant and food-related terms. They also discussed cultural aspects of Spain, including meal times and social customs. Homework was assigned from the textbook, covering pages 100-104, which include payment methods and question words.
Spanish Interrogative Words and Question Structure
Cultural Insights: Customs and Daily Life in Spain
Navigating Spanish Restaurants: Vocabulary
Ordering
and Tastes
Conversational Essentials: Greetings
Farewells
and Courtesy
Student and Tutor engaged in a Spanish lesson focusing on grammar and vocabulary. They practiced gerunds, imperative commands (positive and negative), and the conjugation of reflexive verbs. The session also included extensive vocabulary building through practical exercises and a review of previous concepts using flashcards. For homework, the Student was assigned pages 93-96 from their book, which involve dialogues related to tastes and waiter/client interactions.
The Imperative Mood (Commands)
Reflexive Verbs in Commands
Gerunds (Gerundios)
Verb *Gustar* & Expressing Agreement/Disagreement
Identifying Irregular Verbs
The student and tutor reviewed Spanish vocabulary related to food, recipes, and imperative commands for cooking. They practiced exercises involving descriptive language and grammar, and reinforced conversational phrases and greetings through flashcards. The next lesson is scheduled for September 9th, with the student to complete additional flashcards as homework.
Imperative Mood in Spanish for Recipes
Spanish Vocabulary for Cooking and Food Preparation
Direct Object Pronouns in Spanish
Gerunds and Present Continuous in Spanish
The tutor and student reviewed vocabulary and grammar related to food, health, and everyday descriptions in Spanish. They practiced this through homework exercises and multiple online quizzes, with the tutor explaining grammatical rules and vocabulary meanings. The session concluded with a review of verb conjugations and homework assignments focused on descriptive language and cooking.
Spanish Units of Measurement & Food Vocabulary
Spanish Present Continuous Tense (Gerunds)
Spanish Verb Conjugation: Ser vs. Estar
Spanish Pronouns and Articles
The tutor and student reviewed Spanish vocabulary and grammar related to health and medical contexts. They practiced identifying symptoms, understanding medication instructions, and forming sentences to give advice or describe conditions, with homework assigned to complete quizzes and specific textbook pages.
Giving Advice and Instructions in Spanish
Spanish Health Insurance and Identification
Body Parts and Common Ailments
Medical Vocabulary in Spanish
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