Expressive and Creative Writing in Spanish Workshops:
Expressive & Creative Writing workshops in Spanish held every two Fridays at 10 am. Aimed at high inter B & advanced Spanish levels.
Writing in a second language also invites introspection. It pushes you to reflect on your thoughts and feelings in ways you might not in your native tongue.
It connects you with others, revealing the beauty of shared experiences across cultures. Each time you write, you weave your own story into the larger tapestry of language, where every thread contributes to a richer narrative.
Expressive & Creative Writing Workshop in Spanish
Please, contact us for any further information.
Spanish Grammar Workshops:
The Spanish grammar workshops deal with specific grammatical topics that, in general, tend to be quite difficult for foreign students of Spanish.
Each workshop is divided into modules that, in turn, are organized into three parts:
- grammatical explanations with numerous examples,
- exercises with self-correction (they are presented in two formats: interactive and pdf),
- a mini-evaluation.
After studying a module, the student must perform the corresponding exercises with self-correction and ask their tutor any questions they have, then complete the mini evaluation and send it to the tutor for correction and comments.
A) Online 2- hour Grammar Spanish Workshops:
The list of workshops is constantly updated, we are creating new workshops according to the requests of our students.
Book your suitable workshop 72 hours in advance.
Held every Friday (9 am 11 am) and Saturday (11 am to 1 pm) morning.
How to sign up for a Spanish Grammar or Writing workshop:
1- Book your workshop at least 72 hours in advance.
2- Choose your 2-hour online workshop # from the list below.
3- Copy and paste your desired workshop name on your registration form:
Spanish Grammar Workshop.
Please, contact us for any further information.
Grammar online workshops held on Saturday mornings:
#1) ¿Puede repetir, por favor?
Contextual and ending sounds in Spanish.
– Feminine or masculine? Gender and number agreement.
– Word categories (nouns, adjectives, and articles), gender and number agreement.
– Phonetics (ABC sounds). Pronunciation practice.
– Reading and intonation: stressed and ending vowels.
Recommended for a beginner – low intermediate level.
#2) Command vs Soft Command form.
Polite or impolite?
– Command forms.
-Present Subjunctive.
+ Role Play.
– Let’s make your own recipe!
Recommended for high and low intermediate level.
#3) Reading the news in Spanish.
What’s going on in Latin America? Let’s take a look at the newspaper!.
– Advanced vocabulary and phrases using connectors.
– Passive voice and Subjunctive tenses.
+ Video: “Places of the world” (topic-debate).
How to discuss relevant matters and give your opinion in Spanish.
Recommended for a high intermediate and advanced level.
#4) Spanish speaking accent and writing accent marks.
El 79,50% del vocabulario español está compuesto por palabras llanas (o graves).
-Accent reduction.
-Exercises of word accentuation.
-Rules.
-Dictation and pronunciation practice.
Recommended for a high intermediate and advanced level.
#5) POR vs PARA .
– ¡¡ Me casé por amor y no por dinero !!
– Let’s figure out how to use these 2 prepositions correctly.
– Oral and written practice with “para o por.”
– The most common Spanish prepositions you should know:
above, across, across, at, before, behind, between, but, by, for, in…
Recommended for an intermediate – advanced level.
#6) Pretérito vs. Imperfecto.
The best things I did in my life.
– Using the past tenses.
– Language comparison.
– Conjugations.
+ Short video narration: oral practice in the past.
Recommended for an intermediate level.
#7) Direct vs. Indirect object.
The best birthday gifts ever!
– Pronouns.
– Language comparison.
– Role-play game “a quién o para quién”.
– Pronominal Verbs (e.g. gustar, importar, parecer, opinar, etc.).
Recommended for an upper beginner and intermediate level.
#8) SER vs ESTAR .
To be or not to be? That’s the question!
-Main regular and irregular verbs in the Present tense.
-Question words.
-Simple Present and Present Progressive (continuous).
Recommended for a low and upper beginner level.
#9) Pretérito vs. Imperfecto.
The best things I did in my life.
– Using the past tenses.
– Language comparison.
– Conjugations.
+ Short video narration: oral practice in the past.
B) Online Writing Spanish Workshops: Advanced Spanish Writing and oral skills through Literature, Films and Music. Held every Saturday (advanced level) from 1 pm to 3 pm.
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