[AQA] GCSE Spanish Listening 15/05/2015 Unofficial Mark Scheme [Incomplete]

Yep that's why I got and I could tell it must be right (hope) from when the invigilator picked up everyone else's as it was on the back!!

Reply 63

A*GLORYHUNTER

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The only ones im worried about are the mountain biking one and the............ Hospital calling thing (Bad English IK), I wrote for one that "provide emotional support for the parents" and "provide a family room for the parents" and "provide teaching to the people" or something along the lines

Reply 64

Original post by A*GLORYHUNTER

Yup LOL wrote the exact same thing

There was also that question about a celebration:
-It was her parents' 25th wedding anniversary
-Carolina was the odd one out because she was the only guest that was single
-Her parents approved of her sharing a flat with her boyfriend/fiancé
-She thinks her parents would get angry if she and her boyfriend/fiancé had children before getting married

Reply 65

[QUOTE="xx_lofsuburbia;55840571"]There was also that question about a celebration:
-It was her parents' 25th wedding anniversary
-Carolina was the odd one out because she was the only guest that was single
-Her parents approved of her sharing a flat with her boyfriend/fiancé
-She thinks her parents would get angry if she and her boyfriend/fiancé had children before getting married[/QUOTE
Yes! That's what I put for all of them

Reply 66

Original post by A*GLORYHUNTER

The only ones im worried about are the mountain biking one and the............ Hospital calling thing (Bad English IK), I wrote for one that "provide emotional support for the parents" and "provide a family room for the parents" and "provide teaching to the people" or something along the lines

Parientes = relatives, so it may have been "provide emotional support for relatives".
I think I got the teaching one wrong because I wrote "provide private tuition...", which could be misinterpreted

Reply 67

ameliakateheard

Can you put reading mark scheme on please? Thanks

Reply 68

[QUOTE="Rup1999;55840685"]

Original post by xx_lofsuburbia

There was also that question about a celebration:
-It was her parents' 25th wedding anniversary
-Carolina was the odd one out because she was the only guest that was single
-Her parents approved of her sharing a flat with her boyfriend/fiancé
-She thinks her parents would get angry if she and her boyfriend/fiancé had children before getting married[/QUOTE
Yes! That's what I put for all of them

Do you think they would accept either boyfriend or fiancé?

Reply 69

[QUOTE="xx_lofsuburbia;55840765"]

Original post by Rup1999

Do you think they would accept either boyfriend or fiancé?

Novio can mean fiancé as well, so in theory they should! :smile:

but their mark schemes seem to be getting more particular, I remember when we did last years exam as a mock, it was particularly strict

Reply 70

[QUOTE="Rup1999;55840855"]

Original post by xx_lofsuburbia

Novio can mean fiancé as well, so in theory they should! :smile:

but their mark schemes seem to be getting more particular, I remember when we did last years exam as a mock, it was particularly strict

Exactly! I remember writing in the mock "prepare tasty things", and it being rejected...

Did anyone else write "she would probably like to do charity work" OWTTE when it asked about the girl's future plans (obras benéficas)?

(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 71

[QUOTE="xx_lofsuburbia;55841063"]

Original post by Rup1999

Exactly! I remember writing in the mock "prepare tasty things", and it being rejected...

Did anyone else write "she would probably like to do charity work" OWTTE when it asked about the girl's future plans (obras benéficos)?

I was really stupid and put voluntary work for some reason! You're right

Reply 72

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