1. –ar verbs
2. negative sentences
3. the use of the infinitive with 2 verbs
4. questions/question words
5. adjective agreement & position
6. ser vs. estar
7. definite and indefinite articles
8. tener and expressions with tener
9. the definitive article with the days of the week
10. personal “a”
11. al, del
12. ir/ir a + infinitive
13. feelings/emotions
14. expressions of time
15. -er and -ir verbs
16. estar and present participle
17. conocer vs. saber
18. verbs ending in –cer
19. possessive “de”
20. possessive adjectives
21. direct object pronouns
22. demonstrative adjectives and pronouns
23. indirect object pronouns
24. decir
25. indirect object and direct object
26. el uso del articulo en el sentido general
27. the construction “Me gusta(n)”
28. expressions like “me gusta”
29. el (la, los las) + adjective
30. el (la, los, las) + que (adjective) (de)
31. stem changing verbs (e—ie) (o,u—ue) pedir (e—i)
32. reflexive verb construction
II. Final Oral Interview portion of the exam:
Review the practice final exam questions in order to help you prepare for the oral interview.
III. Essay portion of the final exam:
You will be required to write an essay titled "Mis vacaciones".
(Use the preterite tense to say what you and others did on your vacation.)
You will be given 30 minutes. You may use no notes, but you may use a dictionary.
Bring a Spanish-English dictionary to class if you have one in case there are not
enough dictionaries in class for all of the students.
Computerized, hand-held translators will not be allowed.
***In order to pass the essay part of the final exam:
-You must demonstrate the use of the preterite tense.
-You must demonstrate correct adjective agreement and verb conjugations.
***The most impressive essays will:
-be in the form of a paragraph
-contain a topic sentence
-have the first sentence of the paragraph indented
-contain proper capitalization and punctuation
-be neatly written in blue or black ink