SPANISH 1
Book: Ven
Conmigo
Level 1
CHAPTER 1
Functions
- Saying Hello and goodbye.
- Introducing people and responding to an introduction.
- Asking how someone is and saying how you are.
- Asking and saying how old someone is.
- Asking where someone is from and saying where you are from.
- Talking about likes and dislikes.
Grammar
- Punctuation marks.
- Pronouns YO and TU.
- Forms of SER for origin.
- Forming
questions with COMO, CUANTOS, DE DONDE.
- Singular definite articles EL and LA.
- Noun and gender agreement.
Vocabulary
- Numbers 0-30
- Names of some Spanish-speaking countries
- Sports
- Foods
- Musical genres
- Classes at school
Culture
- Greeting and goodbyes
- First names and saint’s days
CHAPTER 2
Functions
- Talking about what you want and need.
- Describing the contents of your room
- Talking about what you need and want to do.
Grammar
- Indefinite
articles UN and UNA, UNOS, UNAS
- Making noun Plurals
- Subject Pronouns EL and ELLA
- Agreement of MUCHO and CUANTO with nouns.
- The three types of infinitives: -AR, -ER, -IR
Vocabulary
- School supplies
- The contents of your bedroom
- Expressions with NECESITAR and QUERER
- Things you do and after school activities
- Numbers 31-199
Culture
- The school day in Spain and Latin America
- Apartments in Spain
- Spanish currency
CHAPTER 3
Functions
- Talking about classes and sequencing events
- Telling time
- Telling at what time something happens
- Talking about being late or in a hurry
- Describing people and things
- Talking about things you like and explaining why
Grammar
- Plural
definite articles LOS and LAS
- Telling time
with SER
- Forms of SER
- Posesión with
DE
- Forms of SER
- Adjective
agreement
- Tag questions
Vocabulary
- School
subjects
- Words that describe people and things
- Free-time activities and things you like
- Words that
refer to time
Culture
- Grade Scales
- Student course loads
- Entertainment guide.
CHAPTER 4
Function
- Talking about what you like to do.
- Discussing what you and others do during free time
- Telling where people and things are
- Talking about where you and others go during free time.
Grammar
- Present Tense of regular –AR verbs
- Present tense of JUGAR
- The contraction AL
- CON, CONMIGO, CONTIGO
- Use of QUE
- Present tense of ESTAR
- Subject Pronouns
- Present tense of IR
- Use of EL and LOS with days of the week
Vocabulary
- Places in town and their location
- The days of the week
- Things you like to do
- Talking about where you and others go
Culture
- Popular sports in Spanish-speaking countries
- Use of TU and USTED
- Going out with Hispanic friends
- School-sponsored activities
CHAPTER 5
Functions
- Discussing how often you do things
- Talking about what you and your friends like to do together.
- Talking about what you do during a typical week
- Giving today’s date
- Talking about the weather
Grammar
- Negation
- Questions: QUIEN? and
QUIENES?
- LES and A
USTEDES, A ELLOS, A ELLAS
- Regular –ER
and IR verbs
- Giving the
Date in Spanish
Vocabulary
- Weekend
activities
- The seasons
and the months
- Weather
expressions
- Frequency
terms
Culture
- Getting
together with friendo
- Seasons in
South America
CHAPTER
6
Functions
·
Describing a family
· Describing people
· Discussing things a family does together
Grammar
- Possessive Adjectives
- Present tense of HACER and SALIR
- Present tense of DEBER
- Present tense of PONER
- Understanding “personal A”
Vocabulary
- Members of the family
- Words that describe people
- Household chores
Culture
- Godparents
- Privacy in Hispanic culture
- The Hispanic Family
- Diminutives
CHAPTER 7
Functions
- Talking on the telephone.
- Extending and accepting invitations.
- Making plans.
- Talking about getting ready
- Turning down an invitation and explaining why
Grammar
- E to IE stem-changing verbs
- PENSAR + infinitive
- IR + A + infinitive
- Reflexive verbs
- Expressions with TENER
Vocabulary
- Places and events
- Words used to extend and accept invitations
- Telephone vocabulary
- Personal chores
Culture
- Common telephone expressions
- Getting around without a car
- Que haces
para conocer una persona?
- Party
invitation
CHAPTER
8
Functions
- Talking about
meals and food
- Commenting on
food
- Making polite
requests
- Ordering
dinner in a restaurant
- Asking for and paying the bill in a restaurant
Grammar
- Present tense of ENCANTAR and indirect pronouns
- Use of ESTAR to talk about how things taste
- SER and ESTAR
- O to UE stem-changing verbs
- Expressions with TENER
- The forms of OTRO
Vocabulary
- The table setting
- Food and drink items for breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Words to describe food
- Restaurant vocabulary
Culture
- Breakfast in Spanish-speaking countries
- Lunch in Spanish-speaking countries
- Dinner in Spanish-speaking countries
- Table manners in Spanish-speaking countries
- Common Andean dishes
- Latin American and Spanish tortillas
CHAPTER 9
Functions
- Discussing gift suggestions
- Asking for and giving directions downtown
- Commenting on clothes
- Making comparisons
- Expressing preferences
- Asking about prices and paying for something
Grammar
- Indirect object pronouns:
LE, LES
- ES/SON + DE +
material or patern
- Comparisons: MAS…QUE, MENOS….QUE, TAN….COMO
- Demonstrative
adjectives
Vocabulary
- Gift
suggestions
- Stores
downtown
- Words
describing clothes
- Vocabulary
for shopping
Cultura
- Specialty
stores in Spain
- Catalog page
with clothing
- Currency in some Spanish-speaking countries, the EURO.
CHAPTER 10
Functions
- Talking about what you’re doing right now
- Asking for and giving an opinion
- Asking for help and responding to requests
- Telling a friend what to do
- Talking about past events
Grammar
- Present progressive
- Informal commands
- Preterite tense of regular –AR verbs
- Direct object pronouns LO and LA
Vocabulary
- Festivals and holidays
- Preparations for a party
- Expressions for times in the past
Culture
- Hispanic 15th birthday celebration
- Hispanic Wedding celebration
- Hispanic Piñatas
CHAPTER 11
Functions
- Making suggestions and expressing feelings
- Talking about moods and physical condition
- Saying what you did
- Talking about where you went and when
Grammar
- The verb SENTIRSE
- The verb DOLER with ME, TE and LE
- The verbs IR and JUGAR in the preterite
Vocabulary
- Fitness activities
- Words to describe moods and physical conditions
- The human body
- Locations for sports events
Culture
- Questionnaire about living well
- Baseball in Spanish-speaking countries
- Magazine article on relieving stress
- American football vs. soccer
CHAPTER 12
- Talking about what you do and like to do everyday
- Making future plans
- Discussing what you would like to do on vacation
- Saying where you went and what you did on vacation
Grammar
- E to IE, and O to UE stem-changing verbs
- Verbs followed by an infinitive
- Uses of verbs SER and ESTAR
- Uses of preterite
Vocabulary
- Vacation activities and objects
- Wilderness activities
Culture
- Spanish resorts
- Spanish colloquialisms