Here are some website links I find very helpful:
Audio files for the Spanish 1 textbook can be found by typing in the Ejercicio # at this website: https://AfterSchoolHelp.com.
Wordreference.com is the best “dictionary” online because it gives you the most commonly used translation and examples, as well as all the nuanced definitions and examples. I highly recommend bookmarking this as you will want to use this instead of a standard dictionary or Google Translate (which often gets things wrong).
https://www.wordreference.com/
Duolingo is great for vocabulary practice (but not grammar) You can access it online or through the app. I prefer the app because then I have my Spanish keyboard accessible and don’t keep getting the “by the way, this letter was supposed to have an accent” reminder.
Another one I don’t mind for just familiarizing yourself with vocab is freerice.com. You can change the level so you’re getting words that you recognize that aren’t just cognates (I would recommend levels 3-4), but you can also leave it set it to all levels and it will learn your skill level and keep you at a level where you’re comfortable. It’s fine if you’re just trying to recognize words again and get familiar, but no guarantee that the words are all practical.
http://freerice.com/#/spanish/16787
Verbs are difficult and the only way to master them is through memorization! Flashcards are helpful… To practice those you’ve learned but perhaps forgotten, Conjuguemos is a great resource.
https://conjuguemos.com/activities/spanish/verb/1
And if you’re a visual/audio learner, there is a YouTube channel called “Señor Jordan” and he does a great job of explaining concepts. It’s also good for perfecting your accent!
https://www.youtube.com/user/tontitofrito
And, here’s another fun link to visit for more understanding of conjugations (and Spanish in general). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDbs73KuuAI.
Please also know that if you have questions, you’re welcome to pop in and ask. I’m glad to explain. ☺
Want to read the Bible in Spanish?! Here you go! http://www.bibliaonline.net/audio/?lang=es-AR