LESSONS 1-55
To begin:
Create your own conversation. Afterwards you may choose whatever lesson
topic you desire (pages 7-137). All the language is presented in the present
tense. Learn it first. Then use the Conjugation Dictionary to change to any
other tense you desire (pages 149-179).
HELPFUL HINT
How well you master
the introductory pages
is an indicator of how well
you will speak the entire
language.
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INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction. Memorize the Introduction – (a) the Conversation Page,
(b) the Description Page, and (c) the Pronunciation Page. Use them to
create various conversations without looking (pages 4, 5, and 6).
Become fluent.
2. Lessons. Next start with lesson #1—Animals/Animales found on page 8.
Master the simple sentences and verb conjugations. Then use them in a
conversation.
3. Conversations. Select the corresponding conversation paragraph that
goes along with the lesson. Verbalize it—then memorize it. (pages 139-
147).
Daily Follow-up Exercise
1. Write a paragraph or more in Spanish.
2. Read your paragraph.
3. Verbalize your paragraph.
4. Talk to yourself. Without looking carry on a
conversation with yourself, then with a partner—
in Spanish!
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