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A estrutura gramatical da língua que você precisa conhecer foi dividida em níveis para facilitar a sua jornada.
Como orientação geral, o marco europeu de línguas (CEFR: Common European Framework of Reference) estima que cada nível seja alcançado com o número de horas de prática especificado abaixo:

English study plan

Plan de estudios de español

A1: Elementary (90-100 hours)

The fundamentals
Alphabet – personal pronouns – numbers – greetings – countries and nationalities – every day expression- family members.
Articles
Definite article – indefinite article zero article
Verb to be
Affirmative or negative – interrogative – there to be – simple past
Adjective
The basics – possessive adjective
Simple present
Do – does – verbs in the third person – present continuous – simple present vs present continuous
Pronouns
Possessive pronouns – demonstrative pronouns – objetc pronouns
Question words
How – what – when – where – who – why – which – whose – whom
Prepositions
Time – place – expresisons of place
Numbers
0-100 – ordinal numbers (1st-20th)
Simple Past
Did – regular verbs – irregular verbs – past continuous – simple past vs past continuous
Adverbs
Frequency and time – place – how often
Nouns
Proper nouns – irregular plural – countable and uncountable – genitive case
Quantifiers & determiners
Much, many, a little, a few, a lot (of) – how many and how much – more, less, fewer than – too much and too many
Relevant questions
What time is it? – How much is it? – Would you like?
Verbs
Let’s – get + adjectives – dynamic and stative verbs

A2: Pre-intermediate (180-200 hours)

Pronouns [part 2]
Indefinite pronouns (every- and no-) – indefinite pronouns (any- and some-) – one and ones – reflexive pronouns – reciprocal pronouns
Adverbs [part 2]
Adverbs of manner – degree – really vs not really – order of the adverbs – too or enough – too and either – me too vc me neither – as vd like – so and its variations
Numbers [part 2]
Saying years – numbers above 99 – ordinal numbers (1st-10000th)
Modal verbs
Can and can’t – could and able to – may and might – should and must
Future
Will – to be going to – present continuous for the future – present continuous or going to – simple present for the future – time clauses – future continuous – future in the past I – future in the past II
Adjective and comparatives
Adjective order – comparatives – the bigger, the better
Structure of questions
What’s it like? – yes and no question – how long does it take?
Tenses
Imperative – infinitive – would – participle – subjuntive
Present perfect
Ocurred at an indefinite time in the past – past actions with present results – time markers – just, already, ever, yet – been or gone, present perfect continuous – present perfect vs simple past
Vocabulary [bonus]
Parts of the body – make or do – phone expressions

B1: Intermediate (350-400 hours)

Verb to be [part 2]
There to be II – to be born – to be expressions
Adjectives [part 2]
Superlative – adverbs and adjectives – how + adjective – -ing or -ed – grandable and non-gradable – resultative- compound – +prepositions
Modal verbs [part 2]
Shall – had better, ought and need
Nouns
Diminutive – prefixes – suffixes – compound
Clauses
If and when clauses – contact – relative
Verbs
Dependent prepositions – have got – would rather – not
Past perfect
Past perfect – Past perfect continuous
Structure of questions [part 2]
Negative – tag question – subject and object – indirect and embedded questions – do you happen to…? – What it…? – How come?
Used to
Used to and would – to be/get used to
Conditionals
Zero conditional – first conditional – second conditional
Other structures
Reported speech – so do I, neither do I – informal contractions

B2: Upper-intermediate (500-600 hours)

Gerund
Gerund after prepositions – gerund and infinitive – expressions with the gerund
Perfect tenses
Future perfect – future perfect continuous – conditional perfect – conditional perfect continuous
Other conditionals
Third Conditional – Other conditionals
Phrasal verbs
Inseparable pharasal verbs – separable phrasal verbs
Passive voice
Passive voice – passive voice of modal verbs
Other structures [part 2]
Wish – if only
Connectors
Contrast – order – reason – addition – cause and effect – emphasis – comparison

C1: Advanced (700-800 hours)

Emphasis
Emphasis – inversions
Transitions
Transitions
Contrasts
Present tenses – past tenses – future tenses

A1: Básico (60 horas)

Fundamental
El alfabeto – pronombre personal – ser y estar – conjunciones (o,u,y,e)
Artículos
Definidos – indefinidos – contraccciones
Sustantivos
Singular y plural – aumentativos y diminutivos – género
Adjetivos
Los adjetivos – comparativos
Presente de indicativo
Verbos regulares – irregulares – cambio vocálico – expresiones de obligación
Números
Números hasta 99 – a partir de 100 – ordinales (hasta 50º) – pronombre numeral
Pronombres
Demostrativos – indefinido – reflexivo – interrogativos y exclamativos
Adverbios
Tiempo – cantidad – lugar – negación – frecuencia – muy y mucho
Verbos
Gustar – tener y haver – costar – verbos reflexivos y recíprocos – verbos de sentimiento o sensación

A2: Pre intermedio (90 horas)

Ortografía
La tilde diacrílica – los porqués
Complementos
Pronombre átono – complemento directo – complemento indirecto – mezcla de los directos e indirectos – enclítico
Preposiciones
Lugar – otras preposiciones
Conectores
Orden – adición – oposición o contraste
Pronombres
Átono – tónico
Artículo neutro LO
Lo de – con posesivos – para sustantivar – para el superlativo
Formas nominales
Infinitivo – participio – gerundio
Futuro de infinitivo
Futuro cercano – futuro simple
Preterito
Imperfecto – indefinido – perfecto – indefinido vs perfecto
Imperativo
Verbos regulares – verbos reflexivos – verbos irregulares – negativo

B1: Intermedio (120 horas)

Adjetivos
Superlativo – verbos o adjetviso con preposición – adverbios o adjetivos – despectivos
Morfemas
Sufijos – prefijos
Pronombres
Impersonal – relativo – doble colocación pronominal
Oraciones
Impersonales – causales – consecutivas – adversativas – de relativo – condicionales – concesivas
Preterito
Preterito anterior – pluscuamperfecto de indicativo
Presente de subjuntivo
Verbos regulares – verbos irregulares
Condicional
Simple – perfecto
Otras estructuras
Los ordinales (desde 51º) – perífrasis de gerundio – apócope – el estilo indirecto – voz pasiva
Conectores
Énfasis – resumen – consecuencia o consecutivos – otros conectores

B2: Intermedio alto (150 horas)

Verbos
Gustar (con personas) – verbos relfexivos (o no)
Verbos de cambio
Quedarse – ponerse – hacerse – llegar a ser – volverse – convertirse
Preterito de subjuntivo
Preterito perfecto de subjuntivo – preterito pluscuamperfecto de subjuntivo
Futuro perfecto
De indicativo – de subjuntivo

C1: Superior (180 horas)

Contraste entre los tiempos verbales
Los presentes – los futuros – los condicionales – indicativo vs subjuntivo – los preteritos – subjuntivo pluscuamperfecto vs condicional – subjuntivo presnete vs imperfecto
Repaso de toda la gramatica

É possível estender ou encurtar esse período?

Claro que sim!
O prazo inicial funciona como aquele “roteiro sugerido” da sua série favorita: foi pensado prum ritmo constante, sem muitos intervalos.

Mas a boa notícia é que cada pessoa pode seguir no seu tempo.
Se quiser acelerar, dá pra praticar de forma autônoma na plataforma. Isso encurta o caminho e pode antecipar o final da temporada.

Agora, se bater aquela sensação de que o tempo está apertado, prorrogar o prazo também é possível. A gente entende que a vida acontece, e o mais importante é garantir que o aprendizado seja de verdade — sem pressa forçada.

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English study plan

Plan de estudios de español

Alphabet – personal pronouns – numbers – greetings – countries and nationalities – every day expression- family members.

Definite article – indefinite article zero article

Affirmative or negative – interrogative – there to be – simple past

The basics – possessive adjective

Do – does – verbs in the third person – present continuous – simple present vs present continuous

Possessive pronouns – demonstrative pronouns – objetc pronouns

How – what – when – where – who – why – which – whose – whom

Time – place – expresisons of place

0-100 – ordinal numbers (1st-20th)

Did – regular verbs – irregular verbs – past continuous – simple past vs past continuous

Frequency and time – place – how often

Proper nouns – irregular plural – countable and uncountable – genitive case

Much, many, a little, a few, a lot (of) – how many and how much – more, less, fewer than – too much and too many

What time is it? – How much is it? – Would you like?

Let’s – get + adjectives – dynamic and stative verbs

Indefinite pronouns (every- and no-) – indefinite pronouns (any- and some-) – one and ones – reflexive pronouns – reciprocal pronouns

Adverbs of manner – degree – really vs not really – order of the adverbs – too or enough – too and either – me too vc me neither – as vd like – so and its variations

Saying years – numbers above 99 – ordinal numbers (1st-10000th)

Can and can’t – could and able to – may and might – should and must

Will – to be going to – present continuous for the future – present continuous or going to – simple present for the future – time clauses – future continuous – future in the past I – future in the past II

Adjective order – comparatives – the bigger, the better

What’s it like? – yes and no question – how long does it take?

Imperative – infinitive – would – participle – subjuntive

Ocurred at an indefinite time in the past – past actions with present results – time markers – just, already, ever, yet – been or gone, present perfect continuous – present perfect vs simple past

Parts of the body – make or do – phone expressions

There to be II – to be born – to be expressions

Superlative – adverbs and adjectives – how + adjective – -ing or -ed – grandable and non-gradable – resultative- compound – +prepositions

Shall – had better, ought and need

Diminutive – prefixes – suffixes – compound

If and when clauses – contact – relative

Dependent prepositions – have got – would rather – not

Past perfect – Past perfect continuous

Negative – tag question – subject and object – indirect and embedded questions – do you happen to…? – What it…? – How come?

Used to and would – to be/get used to

Zero conditional – first conditional – second conditional

Reported speech – so do I, neither do I – informal contractions

Gerund after prepositions – gerund and infinitive – expressions with the gerund

Future perfect – future perfect continuous – conditional perfect – conditional perfect continuous

Third Conditional – Other conditionals

Inseparable pharasal verbs – separable phrasal verbs

Passive voice – passive voice of modal verbs

Wish – if only

Contrast – order – reason – addition – cause and effect – emphasis – comparison

Emphasis – inversions

Transitions

Present tenses – past tenses – future tenses

El alfabeto – pronombre personal – ser y estar – conjunciones (o,u,y,e)

Definidos – indefinidos – contraccciones

Singular y plural – aumentativos y diminutivos – género

Los adjetivos – comparativos

Verbos regulares – irregulares – cambio vocálico – expresiones de obligación

Números hasta 99 – a partir de 100 – ordinales (hasta 50º) – pronombre numeral

Demostrativos – indefinido – reflexivo – interrogativos y exclamativos

Tiempo – cantidad – lugar – negación – frecuencia – muy y mucho

Gustar – tener y haver – costar – verbos reflexivos y recíprocos – verbos de sentimiento o sensación

La tilde diacrílica – los porqués

Pronombre átono – complemento directo – complemento indirecto – mezcla de los directos e indirectos – enclítico

Lugar – otras preposiciones

Orden – adición – oposición o contraste

Átono – tónico

Lo de – con posesivos – para sustantivar – para el superlativo

Infinitivo – participio – gerundio

Futuro cercano – futuro simple

Imperfecto – indefinido – perfecto – indefinido vs perfecto

Verbos regulares – verbos reflexivos – verbos irregulares – negativo

Superlativo – verbos o adjetviso con preposición – adverbios o adjetivos – despectivos

Sufijos – prefijos

Impersonal – relativo – doble colocación pronominal

Impersonales – causales – consecutivas – adversativas – de relativo – condicionales – concesivas

Preterito anterior – pluscuamperfecto de indicativo

Verbos regulares – verbos irregulares

Simple – perfecto

Los ordinales (desde 51º) – perífrasis de gerundio – apócope – el estilo indirecto – voz pasiva

Énfasis – resumen – consecuencia o consecutivos – otros conectores