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Learn Spanish: Housing Features and Relative Clauses
This Spanish course explores the use of the passive voice in the future tense and covers using modal verbs in statements, negatives, and questions. We also explore the use of relative pronouns and adverbs in relative clauses. In addition, you will learn useful vocabulary related to personal home preferences and house-hunting. Enroll in this hands-on course to learn Spanish grammar and gain confidence while speaking Spanish.
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Learn Spanish: Housing Features and Relative Clauses
Master the passive voice and relative clauses in this free online Spanish course that also enriches your vocabulary.
This Spanish course explores the use of the passive voice in the future tense and covers using modal verbs in statements, negatives, and questions. We also explore the use of relative pronouns and adverbs in relative clauses. In addition, you will learn useful vocabulary related to personal home preferences and house-hunting. Enroll in this hands-on course to learn Spanish grammar and gain confidence while speaking Spanish.
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6 Lessons
Housing Features and Relative Clauses
This module introduces you to the vocabulary related to personal home preferences and searching for a new home. You will learn how to use the passive voice in the future tense and you will learn how to use relative pronouns.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Vocabulary: House Hunting
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3.Grammar 1: Passive Voice
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4.Grammar 2: Relative Clauses
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5.Housing Features and Relative Clauses - Student Practice
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6.Lesson Summary
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