What’s the difference between a Reading and a Translation exercise?
Language courses and exams are designed to help you develop all the different skills you need to learn a language and be able to use it. That’s why you have …
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Launching: Topic Summaries for Spanish AS/A Level
The first resource in a new series has been launched today. The series includes summaries of topics included in the AS/A Level specification and related areas to your studies in …
New Spanish-English glossaries for AS/A Level and advanced learners
Brand new Spanish-English glossaries available for AS/A Level and other advanced learners. These glossaries are on specific topics and are formatted to two sides of one A4 sheet. They are …
Moving up from GCSE to A Level Spanish
In all likelihood you’ve chosen A Level Spanish because you like Spanish. If that’s you, you’re going to love A Level Spanish. Your competence in Spanish is going to take …
Pronunciation: Consonants
Many consonants sound similar to how they do in English, so I’m just going to mention the key ones here. ch – always like the “ch” in “chair”. This is …
Infinitive verbs
Before you start learning all sorts of verb tenses, it’s a good idea to learn the infinitives – particularly if you have a very logical brain. This way, you can …