9 Ene
These verbs can be challenging for students as there are a lot of them and there’s no real way of knowing which verbs take stem-changes and which don’t. What is required is lots of regular practice to drill them to memory.
*** Remember The Boot with stem-changing verbs. ***
Stem Changing Verb Explanation and Practice
Another Practice Quiz with a good list of common stem changers
18 Nov
Un tiempo verbal muy fácil a dominar y será muy importante cuando se trata de escribir ensayos.
Empieza aqui con este enlaces que explica bien cómo formar el future simple.
Ejercicio que os deja cambiar un verbo del pasado al futuro.
9 May
Click on the Edmodo link below to access copies of the notes I gave you a few months back. You´ll need to log on to Edmodo to access them.
7 May
All of my Quizlet flashcard sets can be found by clicking here.
As I add and create more sets they will be added automatically so make sure to keep checking back.
10 Abr
Practicad con las paginas web de abajo para repasar el tema ´Ir de Compras´
De Compras:
Quizlet – Flashcards and games to practice vocab for shops.
La Comida:
La Ropa:
Los Muebles:
9 Abr
The following link will lead to a list of key vocabulary by topic. Just click the topic you want to revise and work you’re way down through the list. It makes sense to follow the order of topics according to number so make a start there.
Some More Basic Vocabulary by Topic
Key Verbs Conjugation Activities
For more advanced sets check these links:
Spanishdict.com Vocab Builder – Browse the pages to find the set your looking for then learn and practice with activities.
Studyspanish.com Vocab Lists – Some of these you need to pay for but the basic ones are free anyway.
26 Mar
Click here to practice with the vocabulary of animals. Some of them you’ll already have seen in class but there are also some new words here. You can use the ‘STUDY’ section to relearn the words and the ‘PLAY GAMES’ section to practice with the words.
Click here to start – Los Animales
You can practice with Tener by clicking here.
12 Mar
We’ve seen how that Spanish unlike English uses two past tense. The Indefinido for single events in the past that have been considered completed at a specific time, whereas the Imperfecto is used to describe events in the past in a ‘continuous‘ sense, that is to speak of things that were ‘happening‘ or that we ‘used to’ do.
Think of our Timeline here with the Indefinido representing the X’s, the single events, that occurred on the timeline and the Imperfect as being the continuous line that runs the length of the timeline, with no specific time being referred to.
Click the following links (in order) to review the uses of each and then practice them:
Overview from spanishdict.com with associated practice quizzes.
16 Ene
Below are some links you can use to practice the revision topics 3, 4 & 5 from our revision plan.
Section 3 – El Tiempo
A great page from ProfeDeEle. Loads of activities to reinforce the vocab learned in class.
Here are a few more games to practice with.
Section 4 – El Futuro
In this section we’re looking at the:
Another phrase that work this way is Pensar + infinitive:
Section 5 – Las Vacaciones
11 Dic
Follow the links below to practice the vocab for the most common Regular -AR, -ER and -IR verbs.
There are also flashcards for Descriptions and the Daily Routine & Pastimes.
Remember that practicing and studying vocab is every bit as important if not more important than grammar.
hastalabandera 