Spanish course. Beginner's guide‪.‬ Natalia Sanchez

During this episode we are going to speak about the last use of the tense pretérito perfecto compuesto. After giving a short explanation, I will be giving you sentences in English to translate into Spanish, and of course, I will help you with that!

I have decided to include this episode to have a rest from preteríto perfecto compuesto and all the grammar involved with it. During this episode we are going to hear a conversation between two people who are speaking about someone's story. We will be introducing verbs in the different tenses we have already studied. 

During this episode we are going to continue talking about experiences, this time we are going to practice this through a very interesting conversation between two people. One of them is asking advice about changing his life completely.

During this episode we are going to recap the use of the words a(lguna vez, todavía, aún, ya, nunca
¿(Alguna vez) has saltado (alguna vez) en paracaidas (alguna vez)?
¿(ya) has saltado (ya) en paracaidas (ya)?
¿(todavía) no has saltado (todavía)  en paracaidas (todavía)?
¿(nunca) has saltado en paracaidas (nunca?

During this episode we are going to learn to use some dificult but useful words that serve to talk about experiences, and at the same time we keep talking in "preterito perfecto compuesto".
This words are Alguna vez, todavía, aún, ya, nunca
¿(Alguna vez) has viajado (alguna vez) en tren (alguna vez)?
Si, (Alguna vez) he viajado (Alguna vez) en tren (Alguna vez).
Si (ya) he viajdo (ya) en tren (ya).
No (todavía, aún) no he viajado (todavía, aún) en tren (todavía, aún).
No (nunca) he viajado en tren.

During this episode we are going to study other uses of the "pretérito perfecto compuesto". We are going to listen to three people making up excuses for their behaviour. After this podcast you will be able to say your own excuses!