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Lucía · Spanish · B1

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Practise past tense before the interview

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Lesson summary

You talked about your week and prepared answers for your job interview.

Corrections

"Yo soy cansada" → Estoy cansada. Use estar for how you feel.

What you did well

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You answered three interview questions without notes.

Homework and next steps

Write five sentences about last week using the past tense.

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An evening without Jotmonk

  1. 18:00Lesson ends
  2. 18:05Try to remember the mistakes from minute 12
  3. 18:30Type a recap, then the homework
  4. 19:10Next lesson starts. Notes for the last one still half done

The same evening with Jotmonk

  1. 18:00Lesson ends. Click Stop
  2. 18:05Notes ready to review
  3. 18:10Mark as reviewed, copy it to your student
  4. 18:15Done for the day

Your student

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Your student gets a clear note in their own words: the key terms, the corrections, how to say it and where you stopped. It arrives where they already are, so they read it before the next class.

Your lesson with MaríaSample lesson

Key terms

la entrevista · el puesto · la experiencia

Pronunciation

experiencia: stress on -RIEN-

What to work on

Past tense endings when you talk about last week

Where we stopped

Question 4 of the interview practice
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Your proof

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Students stay when they can see they are getting better. Now you can show them, lesson by lesson.

  • How much they spoke. Talk time for every lesson, you and your student apart.
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Lucía · ProgressSample lesson

Talk time this lesson

Student 43% / You 57%

Skills levels

  • Past tensedeveloping
  • Interview answerssecure
  • Pronunciation of -ciónnot yet
Progress report · last 6 weeksSend to parent

Your next lesson

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See what you planned against what really happened, then start the next plan from there.

Plan vs what happened
  • Past tense reviewCovered
  • Interview questions 1 to 6Partly covered
  • Role play: salaryNot covered
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Observations

Loses confidence when asked follow-up questions.

Open items

Send the list of common interview questions.

Skills progress

Interview answers moved from developing to secure.

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