Sharing news in Spanish
Good news or bad news: practise telling someone what happened, with care and the right verb.
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Spanish: Words that work together
Spanish: Build natural word combinations for actions, experiences and ideas, with contexts that explain why the words fit.
Adventure journal
Spanish: Words that work together
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Darse cuenta de: noticing and realizing in Spanish
Learn the expression darse cuenta de and practise its preterite forms for noticing an error, change or missing document.
Read and practiseGiving a talk in Spanish
A library event or opening session: describe giving a talk to an audience and name its subject.
Read and practiseSetting a date in Spanish
A meeting, wedding or concert needs a date: practise arranging events with natural Spanish combinations.
Read and practiseSetting boundaries in Spanish
Boundaries at work and at home help protect time; practise expressing reasonable limits in Spanish.
Read and practiseMaking excuses in Spanish
An absence or delay can prompt an excuse; practise saying why someone avoids an action in Spanish.
Read and practiseBecoming aware in Spanish
A risk, a right or an impact may become clear over time; practise expressing growing awareness in Spanish.
Read and practiseTaking the floor in Spanish
A meeting or debate gives someone a turn to speak; describe taking the floor and explain what follows.
Read and practiseBreaking a promise
A promise to call or protect someone can be broken: describe a failure to keep your word in Spanish.
Read and practiseSpanish poner expressions: starting, testing and organizing
Learn poner en marcha, poner a prueba and poner en orden in workplace and everyday Spanish examples.
Read and practiseReaching an agreement
A shared garden, a salary or a peace deal: describe how people reach an agreement in Spanish.
Read and practiseReaching a conclusion
After weighing evidence or discussing a question, explain the conclusion you reach in Spanish.
Read and practiseArriving in time
A train, an interview or a concert: describe arrival by the required time in Spanish.
Read and practiseKeeping a promise
A promise to help or return becomes a commitment: describe keeping your word in Spanish.
Read and practiseMeeting a deadline
A delivery, report or repair has a time limit: describe completing it within the deadline in Spanish.
Read and practiseMaking a mistake
An address, calculation or bill can contain a mistake: describe errors and their correction in Spanish.
Read and practiseSolving a problem
A technical fault, a lack of space or a maths task: describe finding a solution in Spanish.
Read and practiseTomar asiento, tomar un descanso and tomar el sol
Learn three useful expressions with tomar for sitting down, taking a break and sunbathing in everyday contexts.
Read and practiseRaising a question for discussion
A meeting, a budget or a debate: bring a question forward for others to consider in Spanish.
Read and practiseCasting doubt on a claim
An official figure or a promise may be uncertain: express doubt about a claim in Spanish.
Read and practiseAccess to resources
From a library to drinking water, express who can reach or use a resource in Spanish.
Read and practiseBeing responsible for something
A museum, a task or a child can be someone’s responsibility: describe who is in charge in Spanish.
Read and practiseKnowing what is happening
A change, a deadline or a result may matter to you: say in Spanish that you are informed about it.
Read and practiseDar miedo, dar vergüenza and dar igual
Me da miedo expresses fear, me da vergüenza embarrassment, and me da igual indifference; use dan with a plural subject.
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