Pegah Nemati
Art University of Tehran graduate offering immersive, thoughtfully structured Spanish classes




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Pegah Nemati
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
About your spanish tutor
I'm Pegah Nemati, a Bachelors-educated Spanish tutor with over 5 years of experience. My passion for the Spanish language and culture drives me to make learning engaging and effective for all my students. I specialize in various areas like Career Guidance, Cultural Immersion, and Vocabulary Building to cater to diverse learning needs. My classes cover a wide range of subjects from Academic Spanish to Spanish Literature, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience. Whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or advanced student, I offer personalized classes tailored to your level. For those seeking specialized support, I provide Homework Help, Pronunciation Coaching, and Test Prep Strategies. I believe in creating a dynamic learning environment where students can thrive. By incorporating interactive activities like Role Playing Scenarios and Conversational Practice, I aim to enhance your speaking and comprehension skills. Additionally, I offer support for students with special needs, ensuring an inclusive and supportive learning journey for all. Join me for a fun and effective Spanish learning experience. Let's embark on this exciting language journey together!
Pegah graduated from Art university of Tehran

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Spanish classes highlights
Teaching Spanish is more than just learning a language; it's about immersing oneself in the culture. My classes focus on vocabulary expansion, interactive dialogue, writing skills, immersive conversations, and speaking practice. For a personalized touch, I adapt the curriculum to cater to Spanish for kids, beginners, intermediates, adults, and advanced learners. I utilize a range of tech tools, including online platforms, interactive apps, and multimedia resources to create engaging and interactive lessons. By incorporating Spanish literature, listening exercises, travel Spanish, and academic writing, I ensure a holistic learning experience. Additionally, I encourage group activities to enhance collaborative skills and provide individualized attention to each student to meet their unique learning needs effectively.
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Spanish concepts taught by Pegah
The class focused on practical Spanish for shopping, covering essential phrases for asking prices, describing clothing, and trying on items. Student and Tutor clarified grammatical nuances of demonstrative pronouns, numbers, and the versatile verbs 'llevar,' 'probar,' and 'poner' and their reflexive forms. The Tutor assigned practice exercises related to these topics for follow-up.
Reflexive Verbs: `Probarse` vs. `Probar` and `Ponerse` vs. `Poner`
Shopping for Clothes: Phrases and Fit
The Versatile Verb `Llevar`
Asking "How Much?" and Numbers with Currency
Demonstrative Pronouns for "This" and "These"
The Student and Tutor reviewed prior exercises on Spanish sentence formation and factual recall. The session then moved on to extensively cover and practice various irregular verbs in the preterite tense. The Tutor assigned exercises focusing on conjugating these irregular verbs as homework for continued practice.
Introduction to the Imperfect Tense
The Unique Preterite of *Ser* and *Ir*
Irregular Preterite Verbs: -JE- Stem Change
Irregular Preterite Verbs: -U- Stem Change
Irregular Preterite Verbs: -UVE- Stem Change
"Uno" vs. "Un": The Masculine Noun Rule
The Spanish Preterite Tense: Review & Irregularities
Student and Tutor reviewed irregular verbs in the Spanish *indefinido* (preterite) tense through exercises involving identifying false statements and answering personal questions. They focused on specific irregular conjugation patterns for verbs like `tener`, `estar`, `andar`, `poner`, and `saber`, as well as the shared conjugations of `ser` and `ir`. The Tutor assigned homework for practicing irregular verb conjugations.
Irregular Preterite Verbs: U-Stem Group (`tener`
`andar`
`estar`
`poner`
`poder`)
Irregular Preterite Verbs: `saber` and `haber`
`Ser` vs. `Ir`: Identical Preterite Conjugations
Expressing Age in the Past: Using the Imperfect Tense (`era`)
The session centered on reinforcing Spanish grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation skills. The Student actively engaged in exercises involving gender identification, number recognition, differentiating between formal and informal address in verb conjugations, and practicing specific Spanish pronunciation rules. The Tutor and Student agreed to review the session's slides and continue practicing pronunciation for the next class.
Formal vs. Informal "You" (Tú vs. Usted) and Verb Conjugation
Masculine and Feminine Nouns & Adjectives
Basic Spanish Vocabulary: Public Signs & Asking Meanings
Verb Conjugation: Tener (To Have)
Spanish Pronunciation Rules: C & G
Verb Conjugation: Llamarse (To Be Called/Named)
The Student and Tutor reviewed previous Spanish exercises, focusing on past tense verb conjugation, particularly the Pretérito Indefinido, through biographical descriptions of famous figures. They also learned various phrases for asking about professions and completed exercises about notable 'firsts' in different fields. Homework was assigned to practice these structures by creating sentences about famous people or personal achievements, along with a matching activity and a quiz game for the next session.
Reflexive Verbs in the Past Tense
Describing Historical Achievements: Los Primeros/Las Primeras
Vocabulary of Professions
Arts
and Achievements
Asking About and Stating Professions
El Pretérito Indefinido (Simple Past Tense)
The session served as an introductory Spanish lesson where the Student and Tutor covered fundamental conversational skills. They practiced greetings, farewells, and self-introductions, alongside basic Spanish pronunciation rules. The session concluded with a discussion of a comprehensive, customized lesson plan focused on academic Spanish.
Self-Introduction (Presentarse)
Spanish Farewells (Despedidas)
Basic Spanish Greetings (Saludos)
Introduction to "To Be" Verbs: Ser vs. Estar
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Speech recognition
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Grammar practice
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