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What is the subjunctive tense?

The subjunctive tense is a form of the present tense used to express uncertainty or doubt, for example "Es imposible que Maria esté aqui" - "It is impossible that Maria is here".
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Answered by Jennifer M. • Spanish tutor
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How can I improve my pronunciation? (For oral exam in particular)

Although pronunciation in the oral exam counts for 5 marks at most, it is still an important aspect of learning a language. The best way to improve pronunciation is exposure to the language: watch TV shows a...
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Answered by Marika I. • Spanish tutor
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Es posible llevar una vida sana sin gastar mucho dinero. ¿Estás de acuerdo?

Hoy en dia vivimos una sociedad en la cual los habitantes son vulnerables y estan constantemente expuestos a tentaciones que son consideradas dañinas a la salud, ya sea la falta de actividad fisica o caer en...
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Answered by Lidia C. • Spanish tutor
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How do I form the imperfect subjunctive/conditional sentences?

Follow the following structure: Si + imperfect subjunctive +conditional phrase: This structure explains an action that could happen if the circumstances of something were a certain way: e.g. If I could, I wo...
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Answered by Nikol N. • Spanish tutor
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What are common A*/higher level phrases/fillers I can use in my speaking exam?

The Spanish speaking exam has to demonstrate strong content, and vocabulary, so my first suggestion would be to revise bullet points with good vocabulary on all the topics that might come up. Reading article...
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Answered by Nikol N. • Spanish tutor
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