Unit 1
  • The Spanish alphabet
  • Spanish personal pronouns
  • Verbs ser and estar (to be)
  • Spanish negation
  • Nouns in Spanish
  • Articles in Spanish
  • Family members in Spanish
  • Adjectives in Spanish
  • Homework
    • Unit 2
  • Colors in Spanish
  • Some common Spanish adjectives
  • Spanish prepositions
  • Spanish adverbs
  • Basic words and expressions in Spanish
  • Numbers 1 through 5 in Spanish
  • Spanish conjunctions
  • Possessive adjectives in Spanish
  • Introducing yourself in Spanish
  • Asking questions in Spanish
  • Talking about your favorite things in Spanish
  • Homework
    • Unit 3
  • Tener (to have), present tense
  • Ir (to go), present tense
  • Hacer (to do / to make), present tense
  • Nouns related to time
  • The days of the week in Spanish
  • Lugares (places)
  • Spanish prepositions: a (to)
  • Going to places in Spanish
  • Some words we use all the time in Spanish
  • Time expressions in Spanish
  • Numbers 6 through 10 in Spanish
  • Conversación
  • Homework
    • Unit 4
  • La casa (the house)
  • There is / there are
  • Conversación
  • Spanish regular verbs ending in -ar
  • Homework
    • Unit 5
  • Some nouns we can use with regular verbs
  • Subject and object
  • Spanish personal A
  • Spanish prepositions con and sin
  • Spanish adverbs mucho and poco
  • Habit time expressions
  • Basic use of the Spanish present tense
  • Spanish regular verbs ending in -er
  • Spanish regular verbs ending in -ir
  • More nouns we can use with regular verbs
  • Bueno / malo / bien / mal
  • Más conversación
  • Homework
    • Unit 6
  • Las partes del cuerpo (body parts)
  • Numbers from 0 to 100 in Spanish
  • Saying your age in Spanish
  • Telling time in Spanish
  • Homework
    • Unit 7
  • Doing things at a certain time
  • Spanish reflexive verbs
  • Homework
    • Unit 8
  • La ropa (the clothes)
  • Prepositions por & para (simplified)
  • Mí & ti
  • Verb gustar (to please)
  • Homework
    • Unit 9
  • Review
  • Homework
    • Unit 10
  • La comida (food)
  • Las bebidas (drinks)
  • Ordering food at a restaurant
  • Homework
    • The Graf Method for Spanish Language / Vol. 1 / Unit 2

    Homework

    1. Translate

    m = male. f = female.

    1. The son is tired.
    2. I am tired.
    3. The cat (f) is red.
    4. The dog (m) is black.
    5. You (f) are short.
    6. She is happy.
    7. The brothers are tall.
    8. The cat (m) is small.
    9. The uncle is sad.
    10. The aunt is happy.

    2. Translate

    You decide the gender.

    1. You (formal, singular) are short.
    2. You (form., sing.) are tired.
    3. You (form., sing.) are angry.
    4. You (form., plural) are tired.
    5. You (form., pl.) are sad.
    6. You (form., pl.) are happy. (Plural of feliz is felices.)

    3. Translate

    If there is no translation shown, the name in Spanish is the same as in English (e.g. China = China).

    1. The mother is from Spain (España).
    2. The father is from Africa (África).
    3. The father is in New York (Nueva York).
    4. The mother is in Cuba.
    5. Madrid is in Spain.
    6. New York is in the USA (Estados Unidos).
    7. Paris is in France (Francia).
    8. The uncle is sad.
    9. The aunt is happy.
    10. I am from Pakistan.
    11. We are friends (amigos; we use ser!).
    12. You (form., pl.) are friends.
    13. The grandfather is from Nevada.
    14. The grandmother is from San Diego.
    15. They (f) are tall and big.
    16. They (m) are short and small.
    17. You (form., pl.) are from Spain.
    18. They (f) are tired.
    19. I am from Colombia.

    4. Translate

    1. You are not sad.
    2. The brothers are not sad.
    3. You are not tall (m).
    4. The cat (f) is not red.
    5. You are not from New York.
    6. The dog (m) is not blue.
    7. You are not from China.
    8. You (form., sing.) are not happy.
    9. The mother is not tired.
    10. The girl is not from Canada.
    11. You (form., pl.) are not angry.
    12. They (f) are not angry.

    5. Translate

    1. My uncle and my brother are tall.
    2. You (m) and your sister are friends.
    3. Mike and Sarah are from Madrid.
    4. Your dogs (f) and my cats (f) are friends.
    5. My dog (m) and your dog (m) are tall.
    6. His cat (f) is happy and your dog (m) is sad.
    7. Their cat (f) is green and your dog (f) is yellow.
    8. Our house is black and your house is white.

    6. Translate

    1. My dog (m) is very happy.
    2. Your cat (f) is very sad.
    3. His cat (m) is very tired.
    4. My father's cat (f) is not very tired.
    5. My sister's dog (m) is not very tall.
    6. Their uncle and my aunt are very happy. (Remember the plural of feliz has a spelling change.)
    7. Her son and my daughter are very tired.

    7. Fill in the blanks using ser or estar

    Yo ________ de España, pero mis hermanos ________ de Francia. Mi madre ________ de Madrid y mi padre ________ de Barcelona. Mi madre ________ alta y mi padre ________ bajo. Mis hermanos ________ altos y grandes. La casa de mis padres _________ grande. La casa ________ en Ibiza. El carro de mi padre ________ negro.

    8. Translate

    1. Your dogs are black.
    2. The grandfather is in Argentina.
    3. The cousins are from Chile.
    4. Some aunts are tired.
    5. You (form., sing.) are sad.
    6. A grandson is angry.
    7. Your house is white and my house is red.
    8. Your dogs are happy.
    9. Her sister and my daughter are friends.
    10. My (m) cousin is from Peru.
    11. My (f) cousin is in Chile.
    Progress, Vol. 1
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