GRAMMAR

1. Revision of the four themes of Subjunctive - construction and general uses

2. Use of the four themes of Subjunctive with conjunctions - classification and analysis

3. Value and analysis of conjunctions, links, and particles used with Indicative or Subjunctive

4. Indicative or Subjunctive verbs according to their meaning

5. Expression of probability

5. Expression of the cause, concession, and the comparison

6. Expression of the condition

-   Condition types
-  "Si" conditional and time relations
-   Explanatory forms
-   Conditional forms equivalent to "Si"

7. Impersonal Verb Forms
-   Infinitive
-   Gerunds
-   Participle - irregular and doble participles

8. Passive Voice
-   Passive Voice structure
-   Steps from active to passive voice
-   Change passive voice in all sentences
-   Uses of passive voice
-   Passive reflexive
-   Passive results

9. Uses of “Se”
-   Reflexive pronoun
-   Reciprocal pronoun
-   Pronoun of Indirect Complement
-   Unforseen actions
-   Impersonal sentences
-   Emphatic interest
-   Passive reflexive

10. Verbal Periphrases - Classification

11. Inchoative Periphrases
-   Begin + Infinitive
-   Get + Infinitive   
-   Break + Infinitive  
-   Burst into + Infinitive
-   Get + Infinitive
-   Given + Infinitive
-   To go + Infinitive
-   To go + Gerund    
-   To be + Gerund

12. Terminative Periphrases
-   To quit + Infinitive
-   Finish + Infinitive    
-   Come from + Infinitive       
-   To have + Participle
-   End up + Infinitive
-   Lead + Participle
-   To go + Participle
-   Leave / Be + Participle
-   Given by + Participle
-   End + Gerund

13. Obligative Periphrases
-   Have to + Infinitive   
-   Credit of + Infinitive                 
-   Duty + Infinitive          
-   Have that + Infinitive

14. Perífrasis durativas, frecuentativas
-   Walk + Gerund
-   Take + Gerund
-   Follow, continue + Gerund
-   To go + Gerund
-   Come + Gerund
-   To be + Gerund

15. Perífrasis aproximativas, reiterativas
-   Come to + Infinitive
-   Come + Gerund
-   Duty of + Infinitive
-   Return to + Infinitive

16. Direct Style - Concept
-   Indirect Style - Concept
-   Changing times of Direct and Indirect
-   Introducing verbs

LANGUAGE CONSOLIDATION

1. Meaning of verbs that lend themselves to confusion

2. Verbs that change meaning when adding a preposition

3. Prepositional Phrases

4. Special meaning of the verbs Ser and Estar when adding different adjectives

5. Present time equivalents

6. Adverbs and Adverbial Expressions

7. Idiomatic Expressions

8. Foreign words, Indigenisms, Anglican, Gallicisms

SPELLING

1. Accentuation

- Prosodic accent

- Spelling accents

2. Classification of words according to their accent

- Sharp words

- Serious words

- Antepenultimate words

- On antepenultimate words

3. Basic Rules of Accentuation

4. Diacritical tilde

- Tonic monosyllables

- Demonstrative pronouns and determiners

- In questions, exclamations or expressions of doubtful character

5. Emphatic tilde

6. The Dipthong

- Rising Dipthongs

- Decreasing Dipthongs

- Dipthongs consisting of two vowels

7. The Tripthong

8. Hiatus

9. Placement of the tilde in Dipthongs

10. Placement of the tilde in Tripthongs

11. Placement of the tilde in Hiatus

12. The tilde in compound words

13. Double accents

14. Incorrect accents

15. Homonyms

- Homographs

- Homophones

- Homophones due to lisps

16. Synonyms and Antonyms

17. Punctuation Marks

- The period

- The colon

- The semicolon

- The coma

- Ellipsis

- Question marks and admiration

- Qutoes

- Parentheses

- Script

- Umlauts

18. The Spelling of important letters

- Spelling of letters B and V

- Spelling of letters C, S and Z

- Spelling of letter G

19. Use of CAPITAL letters

- Prefixes and Suffixes

- Prefixes with Greek origin

- Prefixes with Latin origin

- Suffixes with Greek origin

- Suffixes with Latin origin

BUSINESS WRITING

1. Letters

- Letter styles
- Letters containing data

2. How to form a letter

3. Type of letters

- Presentation of letters

- Resignation letters

- Presentation letters

- Reference letters

- Application letters

- Memorandum letters

- Recommendation letters

- Business letters

- Appreciation letters

- Dismissal letters

- Documents

- Formal letters

- Work letters

- Invitations

- Order letters

- Company letters

- Contracts

- Employment letters

- Trade letters

- Credit letters

- Requests

- Family cards/letters

- Resumes

- Official letters

- Farewell letters

- Circular letters

- Complaint letters

4. Vocabulary used for letter/card writing.

5. Letter abbreviations used in letter/card writing.

6. International abbreviations.