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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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 Student and Tutor focused on Spanish grammar, specifically the irregular verb 'querer' and the distinction between 'por' and 'para'. They practiced verb conjugation, forming sentences about future plans and reasons, and engaged in a listening comprehension exercise. The session concluded with an activity on formulating questions based on given answers.
The Irregular Verb *Querer* (Boot Verb)
Using *Por* for General Movement or Locations
Talking About Nationalities
Countries
and Languages
Asking Questions with *Por qué* and *Qué*
Expressing Future Plans with *Querer* + Infinitive
Distinguishing *Por* and *Para*
The Student and Tutor practiced Spanish conversational skills, focusing on asking and answering questions about the existence and location of various places using "¿Hay algún/alguna...?" and "No hay ningún/ninguna...". They worked on grammatical agreement based on noun gender and expanded vocabulary related to urban locations. The session ended with an exercise to reinforce these concepts, with plans to continue practicing this subject.
Essential Vocabulary: Places and Services
Grammar: *Algún/Alguno/Alguna* and *Ningún/Ninguno/Ninguna*
Negative Responses: No
no hay ninguno/ninguna.
Affirmative Responses: Sí
hay uno/una.
¿Hay algún/alguna...? (Is there any...?)
The Student and Tutor practiced Spanish family vocabulary and introductions, including conjugating 'este/esta/estos/estas' for different genders and numbers. They reviewed terms for marital status and identified various family relationships on a family tree. For homework, the Student was assigned to draw their family tree and complete additional practice exercises.
Descifrando Relaciones Familiares Complejas (Understanding Complex Family Relationships)
Posesivos para Familiares (Possessive Adjectives for Family)
Estados Civiles (Marital Status) con 'Estar'
Introducciones Personales: Este
Esta
Estos
Estas
Vocabulario de la Familia (Family Vocabulary)
Student and Tutor focused on describing people in Spanish, differentiating between the uses of 'ser' and 'estar' for permanent vs. temporary characteristics, and applying relevant vocabulary for physical appearance. They also practiced using 'tener' for body parts and reviewed conjugations of irregular and reflexive verbs. Homework was assigned to practice self-description and difficult verb tenses.
Describing Clothes and Accessories with Llevar
Expressing Height and Weight
Ser vs. Estar: Permanent vs. Temporary Descriptions
Vocabulary for Physical Appearance with Ser
Describing Hair and Facial Features with Tener
The Student and Tutor extensively practiced distinguishing and correctly applying various Spanish prepositions and time expressions, including `desde`, `hasta`, `hace`, and `durante`. They also worked on essential Spanish phrases for telephone conversations, focusing on conversational etiquette and grammatical accuracy. The Tutor plans to send additional exercises for further practice on these topics.
Desde hace (For/Since - ongoing action)
Essential Phone Call Phrases
Durante (During/For a duration)
Hace (Ago)
Hasta (Until/To)
Desde (From/Since)
The Student and Tutor reviewed Spanish verbs, practiced conjugations, and expanded vocabulary. The main focus was on understanding and applying the rules for `para` and `por` to express reasons and purposes, with various examples and matching exercises. They plan to continue practicing this distinction in the next session.
`Para`: Purpose
Future Plans & Goals
`Por`: Reasons
Motives & Movement
`Porque`: Explaining Direct Causes
Practical Vocabulary for Daily Life
Preposition `a` with `Aprender`
Spanish Verb Review & Irregularities
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