Okay, break time is over. Time to get serious about Spanish. I know that you have the summer off from school and all, but it will not hurt you to review the stuff you have learned so far from time to time in order that you don't lose it before we pick up again next semester. I really suggest that you go to the main spanish page and print out all of the 16 lists from the basic class. Those lists are classified as "must know" for Spanish 2 next semester. Also, we finished through page 29 in your book last semester, so you should have all pages up to that point done, and understand the material contained within. I am always available to help with questions on things that you have forgotten, or didn't understand the first time around, but it is up to you to look at the material and e-mail me with your questions. If you need more than just an e-tutorial, you will have to convince your mother to invite me for dinner some night so that I can spend some time reviewing thing with you. As I get input from you on what you need help with, I will continue to update this page with links to sheets that can help you or self-tests to help you evaluate how you are doing. Next semester, a large part of the homework will be assigned and submitted through your page here. Be prepared, because I am moving toward a greater level of accountability for homework and assignments so that I can serve you better than I believe I did last semester. I also will welcome any input you have as to what elements of this page are helping you, and what are not. Don't be shy about asking for tools that will help you more than the ones I have provided so far. I am trying to make this the most useful page it can be, and it will take input from all who use it to make it so.
There is a pronunciation guide, among other helpful guides on the Advanced pages. I believe that you have hard copies of most of them, but if you want to view them, click HERE.
