Spanish II - Beginner

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Spanish II - Beginner

This course is designed for the student who has a basic beginner's knowledge of Spanish or as a continuation of Spanish I. Students should be able to understand basic sentence structure, complete declarative and interrogative sentences, and conjugate present tense verbs including "ser" and "estar," as well as irregular present tense. Students with little Spanish background may find this course difficult.
Do you know the PRESENT TENSE of regular verbs, how to build a sentence, the sound of the Spanish alphabet, the adjectives in Spanish, the numbers, the difference between TU and USTED? Does your vocabulary include a little more than "Buenos dias," "Buenas noches," or "Yo quiro Taco Bell?" If your answer is YES to all these questions, you are ready to join Erika Moczydlower's Spanish 2 class.

Spanish II - Beginner Class already in session...it is possible that the teacher may allow a late registration. Please call the office at 941-361-6590.
Item: LSP2010	Erika Moczydlower
W 10/2/2019 - 12/11/2019	NO CLASS NOV 27 *Please check with the ACE office to be sure the class has met its minimum before purchasing materials. Required textbooks: "Curso Primero" and a Spanish dictionary. Available in the STC Bookstore. Call (941) 924-1365 for bookstore hours.

Spanish II - Beginner Class already in session...it is possible that the teacher may allow a late registration. Please call the office at 941-361-6590.
Item: LSP2012	Ricardo Sanchez
W 10/2/2019 - 12/11/2019	NO CLASS NOV 27 *Please check with the ACE office to be sure the class has met its minimum before purchasing material(s). Required textbooks: "Curso Primero" and a Spanish dictionary. Available in the STC Bookstore. Call (941) 924-1365 for bookstore hours.

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