I can review everything in the module: what I like, how often I do it, and what happened last weekend.
What we review
Module summary
There are no new rules here — only what has already worked in this module. It's all in the table.
Likes: the verb agrees with WHAT is liked, and the person comes first as a pronoun — not the subject, as in English “I like”. encantar, interesar, and parecer behave the same way. Reacting to an opinion: a mí también, a mí tampoco, a mí sí, a mí no.
How often: the whole scale from siempre to nunca. If nunca comes after the verb, you need no before the verb.
What happened: the pretérito indefinido (the preterite) and its time expressions — ayer, anteayer, anoche, el fin de semana pasado, el verano pasado.
The letter in the yo form: busqué, llegué, empecé, jugué, organicé.
Three irregular verbs: hice (hizo — with z), di, vi.
Stress: hablo — “I speak (now)”, habló — “he spoke (yesterday)”.
The module in short: you can now talk about your likes, your habits, and how your weekend went.
The module at a glance
Three topics side by side: likes, frequency, and talking about the past.
| Topic | How it works | Example |
|---|---|---|
| What you like | the verb agrees with WHAT is liked | me gusta el arte · me gustan los idiomas |
| How often | siempre 100 % · normalmente 80 % · a menudo 60 % · a veces 30 % · casi nunca 5 % · nunca 0 % | A veces toco la guitarra por la tarde. |
| What happened | pretérito indefinido: ayer, anteayer, el fin de semana pasado | El verano pasado viajamos a Granada. |
| The letter in the yo form | -car becomes -qué, -gar becomes -gué, -zar becomes -cé | busqué · llegué · empecé · jugué · organicé |
| Three irregular verbs | hacer becomes hice, dar becomes di, ver becomes vi | Elena vio el partido en casa. |
| Stress | hablo — “I speak now”, habló — “he spoke yesterday” | trabajo · trabajó |
Lesson notes
Module summary
There are no new rules here — only what has already worked in this module. It's all in the table.
Likes: the verb agrees with WHAT is liked, and the person comes first as a pronoun — not the subject, as in English “I like”. encantar, interesar, and parecer behave the same way. Reacting to an opinion: a mí también, a mí tampoco, a mí sí, a mí no.
How often: the whole scale from siempre to nunca. If nunca comes after the verb, you need no before the verb.
What happened: the pretérito indefinido (the preterite) and its time expressions — ayer, anteayer, anoche, el fin de semana pasado, el verano pasado.
The letter in the yo form: busqué, llegué, empecé, jugué, organicé.
Three irregular verbs: hice (hizo — with z), di, vi.
Stress: hablo — “I speak (now)”, habló — “he spoke (yesterday)”.
The module in short: you can now talk about your likes, your habits, and how your weekend went.