Me llamo Ana.
Module 27 — A1 Can-Do Confirmation
No new Spanish · Modules 1–25 + SM01 only
0/4 skill checks complete
Four A1 skill checks
Understand familiar identity, time, place, needs, prices, routine and description.
Exchange familiar information and recover from one simple communication problem.
Give a short spoken or written personal message using familiar phrases.
Show the combined A1 skill in a changed everyday scenario.
No new language in this module
Module 27 is a confirmation module. It retrieves familiar A1 Spanish for identity, time, place, needs, prices/payment, routine, preferences, weather, current action, ser/estar meaning, and getting unstuck in conversation.
getting unstuck in conversation remains available:No entiendo. · Más despacio, por favor. · ¿Puede hablar más despacio?
A1 recall Across Familiar Situations
Me llamo Ana.
Soy de México.
Understanding task 2: Where is the speaker from?
Vivo en México.
Understanding task 3: Where does the speaker live?
Son las ocho.
Understanding task 4: What time is it?
Es el dos de mayo.
Understanding task 5: What date is stated?
Necesito ayuda.
Understanding task 6: What does the speaker need?
Necesito información.
Understanding task 7: What does the speaker need?
Cuesta cien pesos.
Understanding task 8: What price is stated?
Pago con tarjeta.
Understanding task 9: How is the speaker paying?
Trabajo todos los días.
Understanding task 10: How often does the speaker work?
Nunca trabajo.
Understanding task 11: How often does the speaker work?
Me gusta el café.
Understanding task 12: What does the speaker like?
Hace frío.
Understanding task 13: What is the weather condition?
Estoy trabajando.
Understanding task 14: What is happening right now?
El restaurante está en México.
Understanding task 15: Where is the restaurant?
Conversation task 1: A partner asks: ¿Cómo te llamas? Reply as Ana.
Conversation task 2: A partner asks where you are from. Reply: “I am from Mexico.”
Conversation task 3: A partner asks where you live. Reply: “I live in Mexico.”
Conversation task 4: You need help. Say it directly.
Conversation task 5: You need information. Say it directly.
Conversation task 6: You want coffee. Say it directly.
Conversation task 7: Ask: “How much does it cost?”
Conversation task 8: Say: “I pay in cash.”
Conversation task 9: Say: “I pay by card.”
Conversation task 10: The purchase or payment is finished. Say: “Thank you.”
Conversation task 11: You did not understand. Say: “I don't understand.”
Conversation task 12: Ask the speaker to go slower.
Conversation task 13: Ask politely: “Can you speak more slowly?”
Conversation task 14: A partner asks where the restaurant is. Say: “The restaurant is in Mexico.”
Conversation task 15: A partner asks for one weather condition. Say: “It is windy.”
Speaking/Writing task 1: Give a two-sentence personal introduction: “My name is Ana. I am from Mexico.”
Speaking/Writing task 2: Give two facts: “I am from Mexico. I live in Mexico.”
Speaking/Writing task 3: Give two routine facts: “I work. I study.”
Speaking/Writing task 4: Give two routine facts: “I always work. I never study.”
Speaking/Writing task 5: Give a short routine: “I get up. I bathe. I get dressed.”
Speaking/Writing task 6: Give two preference facts: “I like coffee. I like the books.”
Speaking/Writing task 7: Give a two-condition weather report: “It is sunny. It is windy.”
Speaking/Writing task 8: Give two current-action facts: “I am working. We are speaking.”
Speaking/Writing task 9: Give two facts: “It is eight o'clock. The restaurant is in Mexico.”
Speaking/Writing task 10: Give two location facts: “The meeting is at the hotel. Ana is in Mexico.”
Confirmation task 1: Handle a purchase: ask the price, then say you pay by card.
Confirmation task 2: Handle a problem: say you need help and do not understand.
Confirmation task 3: Recover communication: say you do not understand and ask for slower speech.
Confirmation task 4: Contrast origin and current location.
Confirmation task 5: Contrast event and thing location.
Confirmation task 6: Give weather and routine information.
Confirmation task 7: Give a preference and current action.
Confirmation task 8: Give the date and time.
Confirmation task 9: Give three daily actions.
Confirmation task 10: Handle a simple purchase or payment: want coffee, ask price, say thank you.
Combined A1 Scenarios
Combined scenario 1: A new acquaintance: give your name, origin, and residence.
Combined scenario 2: At a shop: ask the price, say you pay in cash, and thank the person.
Combined scenario 3: You need assistance and did not understand: ask for help and slower speech.
Combined scenario 4: Give a routine snapshot: get up, work, and go to bed.
Combined scenario 5: Give weather and current action: it is cloudy and you are working.
Combined scenario 6: Give time, event location, and person location.
Combined scenario 7: Give a preference and a need.
Combined scenario 8: Handle a purchase: want coffee, ask price, and pay by card.
Combined scenario 9: Give date and weather.
Combined scenario 10: Give origin, location, and current action.
Combined scenario 11: Recover a communication problem politely.
Combined scenario 12: Give a short personal message: name, routine, preference.
Four Final A1 skill checks
Me llamo Ana. Soy de México. Trabajo todos los días. Me gusta el café.
Listen/read: “Me llamo Ana. Soy de México. Trabajo todos los días. Me gusta el café.” What does Ana like?
You did not understand the other person. Recover the conversation by asking for slower speech.
Give this short personal message: “My name is Ana. I am from Mexico. I live in Mexico. I like coffee.”
Handle this changed everyday situation: “I want coffee. How much does it cost? I pay by card. Thank you.”
new-situation checkpoint extra practice
Vivo en México. Son las ocho. Hace frío. Necesito ayuda.
Listen/read: “Vivo en México. Son las ocho. Hace frío. Necesito ayuda.” What does the speaker need?
new conversation: you did not understand. Say: “I don't understand.”
Changed message: “I am from Mexico. I work every day. I like coffee.”
Changed everyday situation: “I need information. How much does it cost? Thank you.”
Identify one area to strengthen next
Lesson 4 · also requires you to check your own A1 skills. Choose one area to strengthen after this checkpoint.
Choose one area you want to strengthen next.
A1 confirmed means demonstrated, not revealed
When all four skill checks show Ready, You have practice completed without help or repeated successfully in a new situation across Understanding, Conversation, Speaking & Writing, and Combined A1 practice.