Lección de repaso: Review and Repetition

Learning a new language can be a challenging and time-consuming process, but with the right tools and techniques, it is possible to achieve fluency and speak like a native. One powerful tool that can help language learners to make rapid progress is repetition.

Repetition

Repetition is the act of repeating something, whether it be a word, phrase, lesson, or concept in order to reinforce it in the mind. When it comes to language learning, repetition can be a highly effective way to improve pronunciation, build vocabulary, and increase fluency.

What to Expect?

In this course, we will provide lecciones de repaso – review lessons, which can be used as lessons for repetition. We will also provide tips and strategies for incorporating repetition into your Spanish language learning routine. By the end of this course, you will have a better understanding of the power of repetition when learning a second language.

Lección de repaso - La hora

Before you begin this lección de repaso, review lesson, think about your daily school schedule. At the end of this lesson, try to write in Spanish at what time your classes begin and what time your classes end.

Learning about telling time in Spanish is important if you want to improve your conversation skills.

There is no need to go back to module 1. We will review the entire lesson learned in module 1 and add more to the lesson in relationship with your daily school schedule.

Turn on your speakers. Remember, necesitas el cuaderno y el lápiz to take notes and some fruta or a snack (optional😊).

Practice Activity

It's now time to practice what you've reviewed.

Complete the following practice activity. Be sure to note correct end punctuation, capitalization, accents, and all diacritical marks as needed in your responses.

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