Tools for Spanish Verbs- An in-depth explanation
West Campus 1st Floor
Wednesday, March 5, 12 and 19 at 10:00 - 12:00 pm
This 3-week course will give participants a clear, easy-to-grasp explanation of what verbs are, how verbs are controlled, and how Spanish verbs work in the context of sentences. Special attention will be given to the pattern of Spanish verbs and how they look and sound in realistic conversation.
Verbs are the most important part of speech. Nouns, adjectives, prepositions, and all other parts of a sentence are anchored by a verb. Therefore, once participant is comfortable using Spanish verbs, the rest of the language comes along for the ride.
Gareth Collingwood is a self-taught bilingual speaker of Spanish and English and has taught both languages across the Americas and in Europe for the last three decades. He holds a master's degree in linguistics from the University of British Columbia and a combined honors degree in Liguistics and Spanish/Latin American studies from the University of Alberta. Before living in Mexico, he was a university language professor in Canada. In addition to his academic career, Gareth has travelled by bicycle through every country in Latin America and written extensively on this subject. He now lives in Ajijic with his family.
Refunds apply ONLY if LCS cancels.
