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Archive for October 23rd, 2008

Lower Intermediate Lesson #17 - Quality Control - IV

Level: Lower Intermediate Lessons

Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Seems like there was a big miscommunication between Sr. Guzmán and Srta. Pérez. But, no worries, Sr. Gómez is taking things in strides. Who is at fault? What do you think? Kathy and Ana surely aren’t. They are here to explain the indicative mood for you. No miscommunication here! What characterizes the indicative mood? Click the button and find out. To really get deeper into the topic, stop by the learning center for lesson specific and general reference tools.

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Grammar: indicative mood, subjunctive mood | Function: explaining a misunderstanding | Topic: work | Politeness Level: formal

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