Self-Paced Practice Guide
All exercises are in Conjuguemos unless otherwise noted.
Verbs
You need to be able to do…
Present + Saber & Conocer
Tener Expressions part 1 (Quia)
-go verbs and stem-changers
-zco, e-I, i.o. verbs
Backward Verbs Level Three
Backward vbs w prep prons
Backward vbs w review vocab
Verbs that require an object III
To practice problem areas…
Subject Pronouns
The Basics of Present Endings
-ar verbs
Regular Present
VS 1 Irregulars Infinitives only
First Conjuguemos Verbs Assignment
Irregular Present
Reg/Irreg Present
Ser and Estar Only
Saber and Conocer
see Quia page for step-by-step
ue S.C. Present (found at bottom)
ie S.C. Present (found at bottom)
Stem-changers: English to Infinitive
ue stem-changers
ie stem-changers
all stem-changers
-go verbs
zco verbs
Backward verbs: Level One
Backward verbs: Level Two
What do I study from?
Verb Review I
Verb Review II
Verb Review III
Verbs that require an object I
Verbs that require an object II
Reflexives
Other Grammar
Question Words
Prepositions of Location
Prepositions of Location w/8&10
al and del with Apréndelas 8
Working Ahead:
“Event Past” (Preterite)
Event past only (VR I)
Present and Event Past (VR I)
More –ar/-er/-ir combined (VR III)
Y preterites (Reg. song)
Preterite stem-changers (Reg. song)
Irregular Preterites (PT Sheet)
Otros Irregulares (PT Sheet)
All Preterites
All Preterites with Present
“Ongoing Past” (Imperfect)
Imperfect Tense
Preterite and Imperfect
Other tenses
recognizing advanced tenses
present perfect
The most common words in the Spanish
language
This program of Quia exercises will help you
to learn the most common words in the
Spanish language, organized by frequency.
Este programa de estudio te ayudará a
aprender las palabras más comunes del
español, organizadas por frecuencia.
Palabras 1-100
Palabras 101-200
Palabras 201-300
Palabras 301-400
Palabras 401-500
Palabras 501-575
Palabras 576-650
Palabras 651-750
Palabras 751-850
Palabras 851-950
Palabras 1001-1100
Palabras 1101-1200
Palabras 1201-1300
Palabras 1301-1400
Learn from Songs in Spanish at zachary–jones.com
Follow the link above to find a music player loaded with
over 70 songs currently popular in the Spanish-speaking
world. Below the music player, you can find worksheets
with activities to help you learn the lyrics. These
activities will be an option for you to fulfill your “three
p’s” requirement.
Expand your vocabulary with games at wordplay.com
What I like about this site is that each word has a
picture associated with it, and that the activities adapt
themselves to the speed of your mastery.
Have some fun online with music and videos from
“Señor Wooly”.
At senorwooly.com you’ll find some really fun stuff
from a really goofy and talented Spanish teacher from
Illinois.
Crucigramas
Crossword puzzles of the 500 most common
words in the Spanish language.
Palabras 1-100
Palabras 101-200
Palabras 201-300
Palabras 301-400
Palabras 401-500
Prepare for the National Spanish Exam
If you’re an A student, you may have a chance to be recognized as one of the top 5 Spanish II students in
the state—and win a cash prize! Information about the Exam (which takes place in the Spring) and prior
years’ exams (for practice purposes) are found at:
http://www.nationalspanishexam.org/index.php/exam-preparation/past-examinations