How to achieve A/A* for Spanish GCSE?

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Original post by emem2011

Oops I'm really sorry, I just tried the link I used and it's now saying the website cannot be found. It might be temporarily down, although I'll keep trying it for you!

Thank you!!

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Original post by JuliaM1998

GCSE languages are generally not too hard if you put the work in. If you learn the vocabulary off by heart, every single word, then theres no reason for you not to do well. Also what i find helps for the speaking and writing is prepare some good, grammatically correct sentences/ essays before the exam then memorize them so even if you struggle with the grammar youll do okay. Ik its a lot of work but its always worth it for an A* tbh

Hi, thanks for that. Do you mean you need to not just recognise the vocabulary but know how to say the word in spanish and spell it (if someone was to ask you what an English word is in Spanish)? The reason I ask was that when looking in the student room I thought that the most important point was to know recognise all the vocabulary.