Spanish III

Level III begins with a rapid review of the previous two years’ grammar and vocabulary, after which it focuses on the present and pluperfect tenses, commands, and double-object pronouns. The main grammatical unit is the subjunctive mood, both present and past, with many of its uses. The vocabulary studied is diverse—some of it centered on travel, geography, daily activities, cooking, pastimes, life events, and health. There is a constant review of previous vocabulary and grammar. Additional idiomatic expressions are introduced and students begin to do more oral presentations and advanced readings in Spanish.