Course Description

In the first section of this Spanish course, you will broaden your vocabulary by studying various criminal activities and the judicial system. After that, you can improve your Spanish knowledge and abilities by reading articles, viewing videos, and listening to audio.

You will master new grammar points in the following two topics, including the pretérito pluscuamperfecto, which may be used in positive and negative sentences, along with yes/no and information questions, and identify the adverbs of time that can be used with them. You will also learn when and how to use the first and second types of conditionals.

By the end of the course, your proficiency in reading, speaking, and writing Spanish will have improved. In addition, the resources section might provide you with a downloadable writing assignment you can use to put what you just learned into practice. You will also learn more about the people involved in criminal activities and how the judicial system deals with them. Taking these courses is a significant first step in becoming more comfortable speaking and writing in Spanish.

What you'll learn in this course?

• Spanish Grammar

• Spanish Vocabulary

• Spanish Conversation

• Spanish Speaking

• Intermediate Spanish

• Spanish Language