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| The Imperfect Tense (Singular) or -ar Verbs. Spanish Words Ending in -ion. Asking and Telling Where Your Friends Were | |
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| The Imperfect Tense (Singular) or -er and -ir Verbs | |
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| Expressing Age with tener | |
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| Using Subject Pronouns | |
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| Saying What You and Others Wanted to Do | |
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| How to Form the Imperfect Tense of Regular -ar, -er, and -ir Verbs | |
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| Expressions that are Used with the Imperfect | |
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| ser and Ir in the Imperfect | |
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| Talking about What Your Friends Used to Own | |
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| Uses of the Preterite and the Imperfect Tenses | |
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| Review of the Preterite Tense | |
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| Expressions that Are Used with the Preterite | |
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| Review of ser, estar, and tener in the Imperfect | |
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| Review of Adjective/Noun Gender and Number Agreement | |
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| More Parts of the Body | |
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| estar for Temporary Conditions | |
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| The Present Progressive Tense | |
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| Talking about what You and Your Friends Are Doing | |
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| The Past Progressive Tense | |
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| The Preterite Forms of llegar, venir, decir, and creer | |
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| Asking and Telling What People Said | |
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| Stressing and Accenting Spanish Words | |
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| Comparative | |
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| Talking about Leisure Activities | |
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| Review of the Present Tense | |
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| Uses of the Present Tense | |
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| Specialty Stores | |
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| Professions | |
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| Talking about Activites | |
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| Irregular Present Tense Verbs | |
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| Talking about Gifts | |
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| Superlatives | |
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| -e to -ie Stem Changing Verbs | |
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| The Verbs Querer | |
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| Talking about Parties | |
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| -o to -ue Stem-changing Verbs | |
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| The Double Negative | |
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| Saber in the Present Tense | |
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| saber and poder with Infinitives | |
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| Present Tense Irregular Verbs (New and Review) | |
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| -e to -ie Stem-changing Verbs | |
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| Making Plans to Attend a Party | |
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| More Irregular Verbs in the Present Tense | |
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| Making Weekend Plans | |
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| Formal Commands (the Imperative) | |
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| Commands with Direct Object Pronouns | |
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| Irregular Command Forms | |
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| Nosotros Commands | |
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| Ordering in a Restaurant | |
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| The Familiar Command | |
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| Indirect Object Pronouns | |
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| Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns Together | |
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| Irregular Formal Commands | |
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| How to Form the Present Subjunctive | |
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| Uses of the Present Subjunctive | |
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| Reflexive Verbs and Pronouns | |
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| Talking about Birthdays | |
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| The Present Perfect Tense | |
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| The Past Perfect Tense | |
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| Paying a Visit | |
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| Review of Preterite Tense Irregular Verbs | |
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| The Preterite of hacer, traer, poder, ser, and dar | |
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| How to Form the Past Subjunctive | |
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| Uses of the Past Subjunctive | |
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| Expressions with the Past Subjunctive | |