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Read brief descriptions of all of the characters and use the table to align the description paragraph letter to the correct name.

A typical Spanish GCSE question asks the student to read a series of small paragraphs, that are character descriptions. Each description has the same sort of information, but of course varying according t...

Answered by Blanca A. Spanish tutor
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What are the differences in writing an SAQ and an LAQ?

For an SAQ (Short-Answer-Question) the best thing is to be as concise as possible, as you are aiming for a word count of about 250-300 words. What the examiners want is to be reading accurate information ...

Answered by Valerie T. Spanish tutor
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How should I know when to use "tu" or "usted"

Usted is a more formal and respectful term to use when talking to a new acquaintance, an older person or someone who you wish to show respect to due to their higher rank e.g an authority figure. It's plur...

Answered by Lauren F. Spanish tutor
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Write a letter to your Spanish pen pal Carlos who has just turned 17.

Hola Carlos,Felicidades en tu cumpleaños! Espero que tengas un buen dia, celebrando con tu familia y tus amigos. Como ya sabes, celebré mi cumpleanos el Viernes pasado. Fui al cine con unas amigas del col...

Answered by Cecilia O. Spanish tutor
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When do you use the imperfect/preterite past tense?

A good way to remember which form of the past tense to use is to think about when the action took place. The imperfect (with endings -aba and -ía) is used for continuous actions in the past, so you would ...

Answered by Mary G. Spanish tutor
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