Combined Timeframes
What you will learn:I can discuss my routine, what is happening, plans, and past events in one conversation.
Meaning first
This module does not add a new tense pattern. It asks you to choose among patterns you already know from the meaning you want.
What you are learning
Routine, action in progress, plans/future, completed events, and past background must stay distinct even when the action word stays the same.
English comparison
English “-ing” is broader than the Spanish current-action pattern. A future plan can use a present-looking English form while Spanish selects a future pattern.
Lesson 1 — Routine + Current + Plans
I can talk about my normal routine, current situation, and plans in one conversation.
Lesson 2 — Event + Background
I can tell what happened and provide relevant background information.
Lesson 3 — Switch Timeframes
I can move between past, present, and future reference during an everyday conversation.
Combined Practice
different situations Practice only language already learned before Module 71.
Apply & Communicate
Perform the module Can-Do in changed, conversation-like contexts rather than explaining a grammar rule.
What you learned → You can now
Show What You Can Do
Complete the Practice Rolls. Reveal helps you learn, but you should also try the skill without it; a Reveal on an important practice also activates its extra practice in a new situation.