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How do you revise GCSE Spanish?I have just been doing memrise with the module vocab. Any other recommendations about how to revise Spanish or a subject in general? I am on module 5 with school
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How do you revise GCSE Spanish?I have just been doing memrise with the module vocab. Any other recommendations about how to revise Spanish or a subject in general? I am on module 5 with school
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Learn your vocab as you are doing, make sure you know all the different tenses - their endings and when to use them (you may not have been taught all of these yet but make sure you know their ones you have been taught). If you have started to write any of your answers to the speaking component then start to memorise them - this will reduce the amount you have to learn nearer the time. Hope this helps 
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Get the relevant revision workbook and do the exercises, mark them, then go over anything you get wrong such as vocab you don't know, conjugations you get wrong or grammar you're uncertain about. I used to do a translation I to french every morning, and that really helped me to identify my weak points and work on all aspects of the language!
It's also important to practice speaking and listening. To do this, you can use podcasts such as the news in slow Spanish, listen to Spanish music and watch Spanish TV with Spanish and English subtitles (you can get Netflix extensions which let you have subtitles in two languages at the same time). For speaking, you should try to speak to your teacher in Spanish whenever you can, and you can speak to yourself and describe your day and your thoughts whilst you're tidying your room or whatever!
It's also important to practice speaking and listening. To do this, you can use podcasts such as the news in slow Spanish, listen to Spanish music and watch Spanish TV with Spanish and English subtitles (you can get Netflix extensions which let you have subtitles in two languages at the same time). For speaking, you should try to speak to your teacher in Spanish whenever you can, and you can speak to yourself and describe your day and your thoughts whilst you're tidying your room or whatever!
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Honestly if you’re just looking for a decent grade make sure your speaking is perfected and you’ll be fine 😂 grade boundaries normally aren’t that high
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Hi,
How do you revise GCSE Spanish?I have just been doing memrise with the module vocab. Any other recommendations about how to revise Spanish or a subject in general? I am on module 5 with school
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Hi,
How do you revise GCSE Spanish?I have just been doing memrise with the module vocab. Any other recommendations about how to revise Spanish or a subject in general? I am on module 5 with school
Thanks
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Try watching Spanish tv on Netflix, but don’t put English subtitles on. Try to do Spanish with Spanish subtitles. If it’s too hard, try kids TV or maybe nature programmes where they talk really slowly.
This gives you a really wide range of vocab to use, I regret not doing it enough. I always used to get lazy and put English subtitles on, then I would just end up reading them.
If you’re feeling really motivated you could even write episode reviews, then you’re practicing more skills.
This gives you a really wide range of vocab to use, I regret not doing it enough. I always used to get lazy and put English subtitles on, then I would just end up reading them.
If you’re feeling really motivated you could even write episode reviews, then you’re practicing more skills.
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Exam papers are the key! Memrise and quizlet are also amazing for vocab but grammar is equally as important. Test yourself on the different verb tenses and endings. Using set phrases is one way to get the top marks in your writing/speaking. Things like "ojala pudiera..", "cuando era.."
I'm doing A Level Spanish so feel free to PM me!
I'm doing A Level Spanish so feel free to PM me!
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