A1.1 includes 16 classes. At the end of Spanish Unit 1, Basic A1.1
You will have developed listenting, speaking, reading and writing skills sufficient to:
Introduce yourself and others and share personal information
Use simple phrases to talk about your immediate needs
Ask and answer questions about where? when? who? what?
Ask and answer simple questions about identity and
Characteristics, places and things
Use this and that, here and there
Use simple phrases to talk about your immediate needs
Understand days and dates – the names of the days of the week, months, years, season of the year
Understand the uses of masculine and femine genders and how to form them for nouns, pronouns and adjectives
You will learn about descriptive adjectives and some of the limiting adjectives, starting with the articles, the, a and an
You will be able to count, up to one trillion, believe it or not
Use the correct names for family relationships
Use possessive adjectives
How to form plurals
How to conjugate the three pattern regular verbs and also two highly irregular but very important verbs: to be and to have
How to use expressions of frequency