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How can I better structure my exam essays?

One of the major components of both the GCSE and A-level Spanish exams is the written task. Whilst at GCSE what is largely required is a demonstration of good knowledge of vocabulary and relevant grammar str...
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Answered by Esmee C. Spanish tutor
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Explain the difference between indirect and direct object pronouns and their usage

Why do we use object pronouns?: to make phrases more natural/fluid and to limit repetition. For example , it would be very unnatural to say ‘I bought the chocolate and then I ate the chocolate ’, or 'I love ...
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How should I use the passive voice in Spanish?

The passive voice is a part of Spanish grammar that can be deceptive for English speakers. At the basic level, the passive voice in English and Spanish are very similar in grammatical structure: ser + el par...
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Answered by Eilidh M. Spanish tutor
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When should you use the conditional tense?

It works best to remember that the same pattern is used in English. If we remember that the conditional comes after a 'what if?' sentence, it roughly always translates as 'would'. For example, 'if you could ...
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Answered by Alice M. Spanish tutor
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Explica el papel de la familia en la vida de Ramón en la película Mar Adentro (50 marks)

There are many different approaches to this question and it can be very easy to write on things not directly related to the question, whilst risking more grammatical errors or inconsistencies. Having a cohes...
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Answered by Eleanor S. Spanish tutor
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