After your free practice
Choose your next small step.
Look back at what you tried, choose two phrases to revisit and decide what would help you next.
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1. Reflect on three everyday tasks.
Try each Day 7 role play, then note how much help you used. Repeat an example whenever it helps.
| Task | What to try | Used the example | Needed a small prompt | From memory |
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| Meet someone | Greet them, say your name and ask theirs. Finish with “Mucho gusto.” |
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| Order a drink | Ask for coffee, tea or water. Answer “¿Algo más?” and say thank you. |
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| Ask and clarify | Ask where the station or bathroom is. For an unclear reply, ask for repetition. |
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This is a practice check, not a fluency or proficiency test. Keep your notes for yourself; you do not need to submit them. The same table is on page 4 of the free plan.
Mostly “used the example”?
That is a normal place to be after one week. Repeat the dialogue that felt hardest, reading both roles, before you try another lesson.
Mostly “small prompt”?
Cover the Spanish and recall one line at a time. Revisit the same phrases on another day.
Some “from memory”?
Keep those phrases warm with a quick review, and add one new phrase from a free lesson.
2. Choose two phrases for next time.
Pick phrases for a situation you expect to use. Write their meanings, then set a small practice slot. Use paper, your notes or the planner.
| My situation | your situation |
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| Phrase 1 and its meaning | your phrase |
| Phrase 2 and its meaning | your phrase |
| Next practice date or time | your date |
Situation: ordering a drink.
Un café, por favor.
A coffee, please.
¿Puede repetir, por favor?
Can you repeat, please?
Next practice: after breakfast.
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3. Keep practising free.
Choose one route. You can keep using the free resources on their own for as long as they help.
Repeat a useful lesson.
Return to the greeting or café dialogue and change one phrase.
Browse free lessonsPlan your next ten minutes.
Put your two phrases into the planner and set a review day.
Open the plannerReplay a dialogue.
Read both roles of Dialogue 2 at a café, then swap in tea or water.
Open Dialogue 2Free practice remains available whether or not you choose further support. You might also keep the Conversation Rescue Card handy for an unclear reply.
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Would guided practice help?
Some learners want live role play or feedback. We are planning optional paid support, such as a small-group conversation course, a practice membership and a toolkit of extra practice materials.
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You want a chance to practise a task with other people and hear feedback on it.
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