| Editor’s Note: It seems the primary source for this material has been removed. If you know of a new online location for it, please let me know in the comments. Until then, I have changed the link to the Internet Archive listing, which has it all preserved for posterity. |
Professor Fred F. Jehle developed these Spanish language course materials over many years for a variety of classes, but primarily for an intermediate college-level course called S210 Second-Year Spanish Composition. There are numerous components to this collection of materials:
- Grammatical explanations, consisting of a series of approximately 36 lessons on aspects of Spanish language. I conduct my classes primarily in Spanish, but these presentations are written in English, with examples given in Spanish with English translations; many students at the intermediate level have serious problems understanding aspects of language written in a foreign language, and a few simply balk at such a prospect. These explanations are heavily weighted in favor of the most challenging aspect of Spanish for English speakers: verb forms and uses. Most of these explanations are accompanied by practice exercises, answers and assignments.
- Other pages have been included as well, often as a result of student suggestions. Some involve tricks or mnemonic devices for remembering aspects of the language. When students offer such gems I give credit to them in the individual page; to any teachers or books from which the students might have learned
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Has the verb conjugation site at been taken down? This is an amazing resource to learn Spanish.
Thanks for the alert. I have updated the link.
Hi,
I hope you are well.
I am emailing you from England.
I have been using a very useful web page on your site for many years to help me with my Spanish studies.
The page has suddenly ceased to work and I am wondering if it is still available or if there is an alternative page.
The link is:
http://users.ipfw.edu/JEHLE/VERBLIST.HTM
I hope you can help me and I look forward to your reply,
Best regards,
P. M
I have already updated the link for that site. The new URL is http://users.pfw.edu/JEHLE/COURSES/mystuff.htm
can you please tell me what happened to your excellent list of verbs, on line.
You posted your comment on the link to Fred F. Jehles resources. Are you referring to those? If so, the link was updated recently so if you it is not working for you, your cache may need to be cleared first. If you are referring to something else, please post on that entry instead.
Hi
I was an avid user of Fred F. Jeles resources at school. I did download many of the resources but unfortunately it doesn’t seem that we can access the material anymore. I have searched everywhere. His material is probably some of the best!
Any clues to where it can be it will be very useful,
Gracias
I’m not sure if there is a new online location for this material or not but for now I have changed the link to the Internet Archive listing, which has it all preserved for posterity.