Accelerated Spanish · Learn Fluent Spanish With a Proven Accelerated Learning System by Moser, Timothy -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Table of Contents Acknowledgements Introduction: Why you haven’t learned Spanish LESSON 1: Find Your Voice

The Spanish Voice “Named Must Your Voice Be Before Brandish It You Can.” Putting On Your Wings Pronunciation: Get Them Moves Like Joel Be the Bee “Eeh!” The Easiest Word The Rides (Prepositions) “K, let’s move on.” “Oh Stella, your choice of words…” Sheep Should You Be Stressed? Direct Objects: A Hymn Scene What… Not No Conjunctions Prepositions Yo Direct Objects “What Luck!” Special Use of Articles Focused Practice

LESSON 2: Learn in Phrases

“Verb, you’re so intense.” Mr. Sentence Head Basic Phrase Units Cheating the Apple System (present tense) Who’s Who? The Secret Behind the Counter (past tense) Future Junk Mood (subjunctive) Wood Mood (“would”) Off the Ground: Fins, Bells, and Whistles (unconjugated forms) Ser: Eight Simple Uses “I’m on the right track, baby, I was born it!” Subjunctive Uses Using Unconjugated Forms

LESSON 3: Focus on Location

“Rolling in the deep kitchen sink”, or “how to lose everything you own” The Mental Matrix: Hack into your brain’s universe. Con Man (connectors) Fence Art (articles) Tea and Hymn (direct objects) Indirect Paths A Reflexive Stream The Ace on the Lake (“this” and “that”) Possessed in the Woods Comb Like a Con Man (adverbs) Home at Last Conjunctions Prepositions Articles Direct objects Indirect objects Reflexive objects Esto/Eso Possessives Adverbs “Todo” and “Más” Checkpoint: Start Thinking in Spanish Dialogues

LESSON 4: Stick to the System

The Wrong Shop The Comfort Zone Myth “But I already know soooo much Spanish!” “To be”, or the other “to be”? Another Myth Litmus Test 1: Nouns Litmus Test 2: Adverbs Litmus Test 3: Prepositions Don’t Sweat It The Red Tense The Cauldron of the Stew of Transformation Stab Pandas Magic Rays and Magic “Rah”s The Night Sky (subjunctive) Where a Lizard Would Be An Unattended Party Recap of Estar Estar Conjugations Subjunctive Estar Unconjugated forms Idioms Are You In Your Comfort Zone?

LESSON 5: Gamify

“I think I’m just too old.” Be Young and Be Reckless Games with Pandas Games with Sheep Noses (object pronouns) More Eggs and Cards The Voices of the Swamp Joel’s Parched Imagination Games in the Plaza Tanned Butcher Aunties Before Uncles Dawn-Day Melons Monkey See, Monkey Comb Joel’s Messy Yard Flying Tour of Joel’s House Conjunctions Prepositions Subject pronouns Nos Swamp Pronouns Possessives Prepositionals Time Adverbs Other Adverbs Adjectives Nouns Dialogue

LESSON 6: Learn Grammar First

The Ir Doctor Joel Goes Himself The F. Closet The “Eeh!” “Baahh!” Sheep Will Go, Would Go Fiyah! Fuera “Get Lost. Find a Vet.” Gone from Ir Ser’s Forbidden Closet Tener: Everyone Has To Have Toys The Two-Faced Doll The Bee’s Knees Draw Toy Junk Ten Yen Everything You Need 50%: The Other Have Sip Part of the Roof (how to use participles) Haber: Existence Reviewing Five Verbs Ir, reflexive The “Ir hack” for the future tense Tener Haber with participles Haber for existence Ser, the F forms Wrapping Up