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Thursday, April 16, 2015  
YolandaG
YolandaG
    A nice class to practice oral skills and vocabulary: asado, cocido, hervido, frito, salchicha, saludable...
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Wednesday, April 15, 2015  
YolandaG
YolandaG
    You are more and more fluent. Perfect! Two things to pay attention to: gender (masculino y femenino) and vocabulary (we will work on widening your vocabulary so that you feel more confident when speaking)
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Tuesday, April 14, 2015  
YolandaG
YolandaG
    A couple of things to remember: "despues DE dos días", "la gente ES", "un barrio QUE se llama..."
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Monday, April 13, 2015  
YolandaG
YolandaG
    Excellent class! You are a very good tourist guide! But remember "día" is masculine.
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Tuesday, December 23, 2014  
YolandaG
YolandaG
    Today we talked about Christmas. Good use of the verbs but we have to practise the irregular ones. Feliz Navidad y Próspero Año Nuevo
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Tuesday, December 16, 2014  
YolandaG
YolandaG
    Today we practised the use of the "tilde" when writing. Remember: podía, cafetería, subía, rompía...
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Thursday, December 11, 2014  
YolandaG
YolandaG
    We pracised oral communication, you spoke very fluently and showing a good degree of control of grammatical forms. ¡Excellent!
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Tuesday, December 09, 2014  
YolandaG
YolandaG
    The class was about the use of "la tilde gráfica" when writing. Remeber the difference between "camino" and "caminó", "explico" and "explicó"
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Tuesday, November 25, 2014  
YolandaG
YolandaG
    Very good practice of the past (pretérito indefinido) Remember: We say "Llegué a casa" (not "llegué a la casa"); "Salí de la oficina" (not "salí la oficina"); perder los nervios, perder la cabeza, perder la paciencia, perder el autobús, perder las llaves...
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Friday, November 21, 2014  
YolandaG
YolandaG
    Today we covered the "pretérito indefinido" to talk about finished actions in the past. You did well but we will practise it a bit more in the next classes so that you feel more confident when using it.
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