Let's practice our ser conjugations in context.

Join us on a rigorous step-by-step journey to fluency.

I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

We've learned a lot this week, so all we're going to do today

is review everything we've learned in the last three

weeks using a big, comprehensive quiz. And if you're like most students, you're chomping at the bit

for some sentence examples that are entirely in Spanish. I know it can be really frustrating that

our examples are still in Spanglish, but this is all part of our proven process,

so please stay the course. Remember the mountain analogy that I talked about in episode one.

Where we currently are, here at the end of week three, is on a steep climb through a thick

jungle. And we've chosen this particular path because we know what's on the other side.

As soon as we do start presenting some sentences entirely in Spanish, which will happen early

next week, you'll have an incredibly easy time. Very soon, it'll be like the sun has broken through,

you've reached a high point, and you can

see the map of the whole language laid out clearly in front of you. Now specifically for

today's quiz, when we use ser conjugations such as es or somos, you're going to have to continue

guessing whether or not to add subject pronouns such as he,

she, or we.

Sometimes it'll be clear, and sometimes it won't.

Also, for those of you who already know subject pronouns in Spanish, you're free to try using

them, even though we haven't presented them yet.

For everyone else, we'll be learning these words

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