B1 · Module 70 · O13–O14 · use in a new situation only
Unscripted Everyday conversation
I can handle an unscripted everyday purchase or payment and talk about a real person/relationship.
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No new Spanish is introduced in Module 70.The challenge is selecting already-known language from meaning when the situation no longer follows the exact old practice script.
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Part 1 — Learn & RecallNo new Spanish is introduced; Recall already-known purchase or payment and relationship language from the meaning you want to express.
Lesson 1 · O13
Unscripted purchase or payment
Select from meaningPrice, payment, location, help, repetition, slower speech, meaning questions, and confirmation are all already known.
Change the situation, not the vocabularyA restaurant, store, transportation, or service conversation may unfold in a new order. You choose the familiar Spanish that solves the current need.
use in a new situation rule:do not search for “the sentence from this lesson.” Ask what you need to accomplish, then Recall an already learned sentence or pattern.
Lesson 2 · O14
Talk About a Real or Selected Person
Use a person you actually know or deliberately select. Module 70 integrates already-known names, relationships, pronouns, possession, likes, and verbs.
{NAME} es mi {REL}.{NAME} is my selected relationship.
{PRON} vive aquí. → Vive aquí.He/She lives here. → Subject omitted when the person remains clear.
A {NAME} le gusta el café.{NAME} likes coffee.
{PRON} trabaja aquí. → Trabaja aquí.He/She works here. → Keep the thread without generic textbook names.
Use any familiar name; names do not count as new Spanish vocabulary. Enter a name before completing relationship Practice Rolls.
Part 2 — Build & ConnectUse the Spanish you have learned together in review and practice in new situations while keeping earlier patterns active.
Use It Again · 50 Practice Rolls
Recall Known Spanish in Changed Situations
Part 3 — Compare Spanish and EnglishThe use in a new situation goal is the same in English and Spanish: communicate the intended purpose. The Spanish challenge is to select previously learned forms from meaning when no lesson cue or memorized script tells you which one to use.
Combined Practice
Move Between purchase or payment and Relationship use in a new situation
Part 4 — Apply & Communicate
Perform Without a Memorized Script
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Ready to continue:complete an everyday purchase or payment when the order changes, use fix without unintroduced support, and sustain several turns about a real/selected person.