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more interesting vocabulary (no cognates)
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object pronouns / direct object
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superlatives
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suelo + infinitive
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present tense
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preterite tense
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perfect tense
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acabo de + infinitive
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near future tense
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imperfect tense
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conditional tense
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continuous tense
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comparatives
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simple future tense
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subjunctive tense
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si clause
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more interesting vocabulary (no cognates)
•
object pronouns / direct object
•
superlatives
•
suelo + infinitive
•
present tense
•
preterite tense
•
perfect tense
•
acabo de + infinitive
•
near future tense
•
imperfect tense
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conditional tense
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continuous tense
•
comparatives
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simple future tense
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subjunctive tense
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si clause
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watch the GCSE Maths Tutor videos for concepts you do not understand - they are incredibly useful and good at explaining stuff that you might not recall. I used a lot of his videos to self teach myself content as my teacher is a bit useless and I miss a lot of lessons due to sickness.
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I cannot express how important past paper questions are - just do them a LOT and again and again if necessary - they help you get familiar with mark schemes and with general question structure as exam boards tend to stick to similar structures.
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for exam questions by topic, I highly recommend MathsGenie - they have questions by topic AND topics by grade eg proving circle theorems is a grade 8/9 topic, which is seen on the website.
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for the sciences, I would recommend Cognito videos for concepts you do not recall or just for revision, I think theyre really concise and useful.
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I would also recommend the CGP revision guides and taking notes from them / making flashcards
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the revision guides also come with online quizzes, which cover everything and are super useful
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I also use Seneca revision, which is super useful as it has all the content, videos and quizzes
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once you have consolidated your knowledge, your best bet is doing past paper questions over and over. Physics and Maths tutor has past papers, and has questions by topic.
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went from 3s to 9s with (literally) night before revision - ask me anything59
Last reply 2 days ago
went from 3s to 9s with (literally) night before revision - ask me anything59