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Edexcel Spanish AS level Exam on 3rd June

Thought i'd make a thread for this exam as I couldn't find one! How is everyone feeling about the exam tomorrow?

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Reply 1
Nervous about the writing topic. If I don't understand the title and the picture is unclear then I am screwed.... U?


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i am also nervous about that also getting grammar into my answer and correctly. Any ideas about potential questions topics?
Has anyone got any relevant vocab lists? That would be great :smile:
Reply 4
Original post by Jams97
Nervous about the writing topic. If I don't understand the title and the picture is unclear then I am screwed.... U?


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Yeah i'm a bit nervous about that too, though I think i'm more worried about finishing everything in time cause i've never done listening, reading AND writing all at once :s-smilie:
AS Spanish reminds me of Joe Weller
Reply 6
How did everyone find it? I thought some bits were okay, but the last Q on reading and listening were so hard!!!
Reply 7
What did people put for the first bullet point on the essay? Reaction before or after the accident?
Reply 8
Original post by Reecey31
What did people put for the first bullet point on the essay? Reaction before or after the accident?


That confused me so much!! Because I thought "ante" was before, but I just wrote about my reaction to the accident in general ... don't know if that's right :/
Reply 9
I can't remember if it said ante de or just ante. If it was just ante then I think it would mean your reaction to the incident, if it had ante de then maybe it meant before. But tbh I don't know why they would be asking you for your reaction before the incident. I don't really know.

By the way does anyone remember if it was meant to be written as a letter?
What were the two things that would improve economically in the reading ?
And secondly in the fill in the blanks, what was the blank for "es posible...


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Reply 11
Original post by IamVic
I can't remember if it said ante de or just ante. If it was just ante then I think it would mean your reaction to the incident, if it had ante de then maybe it meant before. But tbh I don't know why they would be asking you for your reaction before the incident. I don't really know.

By the way does anyone remember if it was meant to be written as a letter?


I think it said letter
Reply 12
Does anyone know when we can get the mark scheme lol
Original post by IamVic
I can't remember if it said ante de or just ante. If it was just ante then I think it would mean your reaction to the incident, if it had ante de then maybe it meant before. But tbh I don't know why they would be asking you for your reaction before the incident. I don't really know.

By the way does anyone remember if it was meant to be written as a letter?


It was ante which mean in the proceeding of so you just had to write about your reaction to the accident. And it was a letter
Original post by Fcf910
Does anyone know when we can get the mark scheme lol


Write down your answers and we can compare :colondollar:
I believe it was principiantes (beginners) for the last word on that Q
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Reply 17
Was one of the answers hacerse regularmente
Original post by Reecey31
Was one of the answers hacerse regularmente


Yeah I put hacerse regularmente
Original post by danimorais
Yeah I put hacerse regularmente


I didn't put that... I think I put ...a tus gustos or something like that, because it must be done on subjects that please you in learning the language. I think I put the last one as divertida...:smile:

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