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Foundations of Spanish

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About the Project This book will be a collection of language learning resources. In the interest of having an order of presentation which is useful for independent learners, we will follow the order of presentation from Duolingo Spanish for English Speakers, because Duolingo is the leading free language learning practice site, with additional words clearly marked. (No infringement is intended and we are not attempting to replace Duolingo in any way; if anything we are promoting it for the drill part of language learning, while collecting compatible resources for other language skills like reading and writing.) Our intended audience is independent language learners who are in high school, college, or university, or are adult learners; motivated junior high students should also be able to use this book. If there is interest in using this book as a class textbook we will look at setting up resources for teachers as well. Table of Contents Getting Started Basics Part 1 Phrases Basics Part 2 Food Animals Plurals Possession Clothing Questions Present Tense Verbs Part 1 Colors Conjunctions Family Prepositions Time Household Sizes Occupations Adjectives Part 1 Present Tense Verbs Part 2 Determiners Adverbs Objects To Be Places People Object Pronouns Numbers Past Tense Present Tense Verbs Part 3 Infinitive Verbs Part 1 Phrasal Future Tense Countries Adjectives Part 2 Pronouns Directions Education Abstract Objects Part 1 Participle Verbs Feelings Present Perfect Tense Past Perfect Tense Nature Abstract Objects Part 2 Infinitive Verbs Part 2 Sports Medical Gerunds Business Communication Haber Spiritual Future Tense Arts Future Perfect Tense Politics Subjunctive Tense Science Modal Verbs Conditional Verbs Past Imperfect Tense Past Subjunctive Tense Abstract Objects Part 3 Conditional Perfect Tense Next Steps Spanish language 25%