Anareli Fernandez
Skilled Spanish tutor from Mexico. Get support in conversation, writing and grammar
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Anareli Fernandez
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
About your spanish tutor
Hola, me llamo Anareli Fernandez y soy de la Ciudad de México. I am a passionate language tutor dedicated to making language learning enjoyable and effective. In my classes, I prioritize active student participation, real-life applications, and a supportive atmosphere. I understand the challenges of learning a new language as I've been a language student myself. Whether you're a beginner or advanced learner, I tailor my lessons to meet your needs. My specialities include pronunciation coaching, and vocabulary building. I cover a wide range of subjects such as Spanish grammar, listening, writing, and conversational skills. I also offer specialized classes for travel Spanish and test preparation strategies. I cater to various student levels, including kids, adults, beginners, intermediates, and advanced learners. If you have any special needs or requirements, feel free to share them with me. Let's embark on this exciting language learning journey together. Reach out, and let's discuss how I can help you achieve your Spanish language goals!
Anareli graduated from National Autonomous University of Mexico
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As a Spanish tutor, my teaching style blends interactive dialogue, grammar focus, and vocabulary expansion to facilitate a comprehensive learning experience. I specialize in subjects like Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary, Conversational Spanish using TPRS method, catering to students of all levels from kids to adults. Utilizing tech tools like interactive apps, online platforms, and digital resources, I ensure engaging and personalized tutoring sessions online. I emphasize conversation, writing skills, verb conjugation, and listening comprehension. My approach fosters a strong foundation in Spanish, enabling students to communicate confidently in various real-life scenarios. My approach builds a solid foundation in the language, helping students communicate with confidence in real-life situations — whether it’s ordering at a restaurant or having meaningful conversations about their interest.
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The Student and Tutor practiced Spanish conversational skills by describing a daily routine, focusing on verb conjugation corrections, especially present vs. past tense and the use of accents. They then delved into the distinction between the prepositions "para" and "por" with various examples, and briefly introduced common Spanish verbs like "ser," "estar," "tener," "hacer," and "ir" for future lessons.
Distinguishing 'Para' and 'Por'
Verb Tenses: Present vs. Past with Accents
Reflexive Verbs in Daily Routines
Conjunction 'O' vs. 'U'
Introduction to High-Frequency Spanish Verbs
The Student and Tutor worked on differentiating between the Spanish preterite perfect simple and imperfect past tenses. They practiced applying these tenses by describing a friend's wedding and reviewing conjugations of 'ser' and 'estar' in both past forms. The Student's homework is to research the conjugations of the 10 most frequent Spanish verbs in the preterite perfect simple and imperfect tenses.
Distinguishing Tricky Vocabulary: Similar Sounds & Nuances
Spanish Past Tenses: Pretérito Perfecto Simple vs. Imperfecto
Conjugations of 'Ser' and 'Estar' in Pretérito Imperfecto
Understanding 'Durar' (to last) and 'Durante' (during)
The Student and Tutor dedicated the session to learning and practicing Spanish vocabulary, specifically focusing on a wide range of opposite adjectives. They worked on understanding the meanings and appropriate usage of these terms in various contexts. The Tutor emphasized the need for better focus in future sessions, with plans to continue vocabulary review.
Common Spanish Adjectives and Their Opposites
Nuanced Meanings of Adjectives
Applying Adjectives in Descriptive Sentences
The Student and Tutor extensively discussed Spanish grammar, focusing on the nuances of reflexive verbs and verb conjugation patterns for various tenses. They practiced describing daily routines and telling time, reinforcing the use of appropriate vocabulary and grammatical structures. As homework, the Student was assigned to write out their daily routine using at least seven verbs, utilizing a provided conjugation website.
Describing Daily Routines & Adverbs of Frequency
Telling Time: 'Es la' vs. 'Son las' and Minutes
Spanish Verb Conjugation: Root
Tense
Person
& Number
Reflexive Pronouns: Actions on Oneself vs. Others
Verbs 'Limpiar' vs. 'Lavar' & 'Duchar'
The Student and Tutor focused on Spanish vocabulary related to food and drinks, alongside a review of present continuous verb conjugations. They practiced identifying, pronouncing, and matching various Spanish terms for meals, beverages, and produce. They plan to continue their learning in a subsequent session.
Vocabulary: Common Foods (Comida Común)
Regional Vocabulary Differences in Spanish
Definite Articles and Noun Gender (El / La)
The Present Progressive (El Presente Progresivo)
Vocabulary: Fruits and Vegetables (Frutas y Verduras)
Vocabulary: Beverages (Bebidas)
The Student and Tutor focused on differentiating between the Spanish adverb "bien" and the adjective "bueno/a," including their grammatical rules, agreement, and nuanced contextual meanings. They also practiced listening comprehension by analyzing an audio recording of a daily routine, identifying key vocabulary and time expressions. For homework, the Student was assigned a video to learn how to tell time in Spanish.
Adverb "Bien" vs. Adjective "Bueno/a/os/as"
Contextual Nuances of "Bueno"
Describing Daily Routines & Time
Overcoming Listening Comprehension Challenges with Accents
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