It’s a good morning, a good afternoon, and a good evening, all rolled into one! Learn more hellos, goodbyes, and other great phrases that will really spice up your Italian conversations. It’s time to be both formal and casual, because we’ll teach you the difference between speaking to your buddies and speaking to someone you don’t know.
Grade levels: Senior High (10-12)
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Pronouns
You’ll have a great time because the Standard Deviants will teach you all the practical pronouns you need, and two Italian verbs you shouldn’t leave at home: “to be” and “to have”.
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Torts
Tort time! What’s a tort? Well, we’ll give you a hint – a tort is a wrong one person does to another. That means assault and battery, theft, defamation and other forms of dastardly behavior.
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Contract Law
Get your pen and paper ready, because the Standard Deviants will show you the ins and outs on sealing a deal. It’s time to learn about contract law. You’ll come face to face with offers, counter offers, and withdrawing offers, not to mention incompetent drywallers, delusionary bigwigs and a dog dressed up as a turtle.
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Modal and Reflexive Verbs
Be prepared, because the Standard Deviants scout out more Spanish verb territory, courtesy of Denito, Ferdinand and his dinosaurs, and the Translator 2000! They’ll also discuss modal verbs, the reflexive, and check in on the madcap antics of those two Crazy Ladies.
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The Preterite and Perfect Tenses
The Standard Deviants discuss the preterite, the imperfect tense and the present perfect tense.
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Subjunctive and Formal Commands
Learn the subjunctive – how to form it and use it. We’ll also demonstrate the use of formal commands.
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Informal Commands and Future Tense
The Standard Deviants teach you informal commands and the future tense. You’ll find out whether or not Ferdinand and Sofia defeat the dinosaurs. If Denito finds out what time it is, and what those two Crazy Ladies are doing.
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Business Law: The Basics
What exactly is a law? Where do laws come from anyway? And how does this all apply to business law? You’ll find out as the Standard Deviants let the light of truth shine on common laws, civil laws, contract laws, and maybe even your in-laws.
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Pronouns, Adjectives and The Present Tense
Your study of English begins with a look at pronouns – those little words like “we”, “she” and “I” that take the place of nouns and keep your sentences nice and neat. Then we’re going to teach you how to use adjectives. These words help you describe things and make your sentences more interesting. But what if you want to tell someone that you like your hot dog? Or that you are in your office? Dont worry, we’ll also cover possessives.