Alejandro Rosas

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Alejandro Rosas

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About your spanish tutor

Hola! I'm Alejandro Rosas, a Spanish tutor holding a diploma in Business and Design. With over two years of experience, I specialize in teaching Spanish to adults and students of all levels online and in person. My classes are tailored to suit your unique needs, whether you're a beginner or aiming to enhance your language skills. I focus on making learning engaging and creative, emphasizing practical communication, pronunciation, and cultural insights. Together, we'll work on improving your Spanish skills for real-life situations. From conversational practice to cultural immersion, from pronunciation coaching to vocabulary building, I cover it all. I offer classes for Spanish for beginners, advanced learners, and even specific subjects like Spanish literature, business Spanish, and more. Whether you need help with homework, test preparation strategies, or career guidance in Spanish, I've got you covered. Join me, and let's embark on this exciting journey of mastering Spanish together. Nos vemos en clase!

Alejandro graduated from Algoma University

Alejandro graduated from Algoma University
Alejandro graduated from Algoma University

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Career guidance

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Homework help

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Vocabulary Building

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Cultural Context for Speaking

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Pronunciation Coaching

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Spanish for adults

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Spanish for advanced

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Home schooled

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All Levels

Spanish classes highlights

My teaching approach revolves around immersive conversational practice, interactive dialogues, and vocabulary expansion, ensuring engaging and effective learning. I specialize in teaching a wide range of Spanish subjects, including grammar, vocabulary, literature, and business Spanish. By using a variety of tech tools like interactive platforms, digital resources, and online games, I create dynamic and personalized classes. I cater to a diverse audience of adults, professionals, and students at all levels, including beginners and advanced learners. My strength lies in customizing lessons to meet individual learning goals and fostering a supportive and collaborative environment for successful language acquisition.

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Spanish

Spanish Listening

Spanish Listening

Spanish Reading

Spanish Reading

Spanish Speaking

Spanish Speaking

Spanish Writing

Spanish Writing

Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary

Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary

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Student learned 1 day ago

The tutor and student reviewed and practiced the Spanish preterite and imperfect past tenses. They worked on distinguishing between the two tenses, understanding their nuances in meaning, and applying them in sentence construction through various exercises. The next session will continue with these past tenses and introduce the future simple tense.

Contextual Clues for Verb Tense Selection

Distinguishing Verb Meanings by Tense

Pretérito Indefinido vs. Pretérito Imperfecto

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Student learned 3 days ago

The session covered Spanish demonstrative adjectives, focusing on agreement with gender and number, and their usage based on proximity. The student practiced applying these rules through various exercises and identified a mistake in their understanding of adjective usage related to gender and distance. The next lesson was scheduled for the following Thursday.

Noun Gender Exceptions and 'a' Ending

Color Terminology: Negro vs. Moreno

Demonstrative Adjectives (Spanish)

Gender and Number Agreement in Spanish

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Student learned 9 days ago

The Student and Tutor reviewed the Spanish preterite tense (pretérito indefinido), covering regular and irregular verb conjugations. They practiced sentence construction and application through various exercises, and the Student was assigned homework to describe past weekend activities in the first and third person using the preterite tense.

Spanish Preterite Tense (Pretérito Indefinido)

Irregular Preterite Verb Conjugations

Distinguishing Preterite from Imperfect (Introduction)

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Student learned 10 days ago

The Tutor and Student focused on Spanish vocabulary and grammar for describing physical appearance and clothing. They practiced using verbs like 'ser,' 'tener,' and 'llevar' with specific adjectives and nouns, and completed exercises involving interpreting and creating descriptions. The homework assignment involves describing family members, pets, and themselves.

Describing Physical Appearance: Height

Hair

and Eyes

Spanish Verbs for Description: Ser vs. Tener vs. Llevar

Vocabulary for Clothing and Accessories

Negating Descriptions

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Student learned 16 days ago

The Student practiced using Spanish demonstrative pronouns and descriptive vocabulary through picture descriptions and a game. The Student focused on correctly identifying and using 'este,' 'ese,' and 'aquel,' along with adjectives to describe people and their attire. Homework was assigned to describe people in the third person, either from online pictures or real life, focusing on applying the lesson's concepts.

Cafe vs. Moreno vs. Castaño Colors

Describing People in Spanish

Verbs for Physical Characteristics

Impersonal Expressions with 'Hay que'

Demonstrative Pronouns

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Student learned 24 days ago

The session focused on Spanish grammar, specifically demonstrative pronouns and the verbs 'ser', 'tener', and 'llevar' for describing people. The student practiced identifying the correct pronoun and verb forms. Homework includes redoing a demonstrative pronoun exercise and describing people using the three verbs. A game using descriptive sentences will follow in the next session.

Gender Agreement with 'El Pelo'

Demonstrative Pronouns: Spatial and Temporal Distance

Ser vs. Tener vs. Llevar: Describing People

Konocer vs Konosen: Differentiating 'To Know'

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Learning tools used in spanish classes

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Interactive quizzes

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Phonetic drills

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Speech recognition

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Dictation tools

Dynamic spanish lessons

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Record lessons

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Parent feedback

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Chat for quick help

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Pets are welcomed

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