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Spanish II - Pre AP
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PRE-AP (PA) what does that mean?
For starters, Spanish. You are expected to speak Spanish in this setting. it is truly the only way to improve. I know that it is scary for some, easy for others, but you as the student must concentrate on your own progress. Being in a pre-ap setting is about setting your pride and ego aside so that you can make the mistakes you need to make to learn! Make the mistakes here - so you won't make them out there.
Be ready to hit the ground running. PA moves at a good rate of speed. Vocabulary is a must. Be ready for frequent quizzing. The reading of authentic works and verbs! This up coming year you will learn so many new verb forms and times - it will really expand your ability to speak and say what you want.
It is hard work? Yes. Is it long assignments? Sometimes. Is it worth it? Ask a student who took the class last year. They will tell you.
Mrs. Nelson
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Etapa Preliminar - We will review Spanish one concepts such as Ser vs. Estar, adjectives (descriptive, articles, possessive), regular, irregular, present and preterite verbs, direct objects, indirect objects and using them together as well as verbs like gustar.
Quiz one is scheduled for August 26th/27th. Concepts covered on this first quiz will be Ser vs. Estar, adjectives (descriptive, articles, possessive).
Quiz two is scheduled for August 28th/31st. Concepts covered on the second quiz will be regular, irregular, present and preterite verbs, direct objects, indirect objects and using them together as well as verbs like gustar.
Test is scheduled for September 2nd/3rd.
Chapter uno - This new chapter will teach the imperfect, how to distinguish between the imperfect and the preterite, se constructions, adverbs and as always, new vocabulary. Expect daily vocabulary quizzes and at least one or two grammar quizzes before the major chapter exam.
Mrs. Nelson's Spanish Site John Paul II High School 900 Coit Road Plano Texas
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