Hypotheses in Spanish
A provisional explanation can guide an investigation; discuss hypotheses and the evidence needed to test them.
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Spanish: Nouns in context
Spanish: Name people, objects and ideas with accurate noun forms, useful combinations and translated examples.
Adventure journal
Spanish: Nouns in context
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Drawing conclusions in Spanish
A report or debate can lead to a conclusion. Discuss findings and final judgments in formal and professional settings.
Read and practiseConsequences in Spanish
A decision can produce unforeseen effects. Discuss consequences and their causes in formal and professional situations.
Read and practiseDiscussing repercussions in Spanish
An announcement can attract attention or affect a sector. Explore repercussions and their reach in professional contexts.
Read and practiseEnvironments and surroundings in Spanish
A workplace, neighbourhood or digital setting can shape a project. Describe environments and surroundings in Spanish.
Read and practiseContext in Spanish
A quotation can change meaning when detached from its surroundings. Discuss background and circumstances in professional settings.
Read and practiseFields and spheres in Spanish
Professional life spans many fields. Describe areas of activity and distinguish a sphere from the scope of a project.
Read and practiseDefining scope in Spanish
A contract has boundaries. Explain what an agreement or project covers and where its scope ends in professional discussions.
Read and practiseChallenges at work in Spanish
A difficult task may demand new solutions. Discuss challenges, how teams face them and what it takes to overcome them.
Read and practiseCommitment and obligations in Spanish
A written pledge or sustained dedication can express commitment in professional and community settings.
Read and practiseResponsibility and duties in Spanish
A budget or a safety policy can place responsibility on a person or a whole team at work.
Read and practiseWork performance in Spanish
An evaluation or a negotiation can reveal how well someone performs a professional role or duty.
Read and practiseOutput and yield in Spanish
A machine, a crop or an investment can produce output or returns that are measured and compared.
Read and practiseProductivity at work in Spanish
Output per hour can reveal how effectively resources are used. Discuss workplace productivity and compare results across teams.
Read and practisePlantilla: workforce in Spanish
In workplace discussions, plantilla refers to the staff as a group; explore its gender, plural and professional use.
Read and practiseTrayectoria: career path and track record
A career path or an organisation’s history can be described with trayectoria, a feminine noun used in professional contexts.
Read and practiseLiderazgo: leadership in Spanish
Discuss leadership in teams and organisations, including the masculine noun and its plural in professional contexts.
Read and practiseNegotiation in professional Spanish
A contract under discussion: describe the negotiation process, its stages and the parties involved in Spanish.
Read and practiseConsensus in Spanish workplaces
A team seeks common ground: talk about reaching consensus and making decisions in formal Spanish.
Read and practiseDisagreement in professional Spanish
Different figures or opinions: describe a discrepancy and discuss how a team can address it in Spanish.
Read and practiseProposals in professional Spanish
A plan reaches the committee: describe, submit and consider proposals in formal Spanish at work.
Read and practiseProfessional Spanish: initiative
Professional Spanish — From workplace decisions to formal documents, explore initiative in context and practise its forms.
Read and practiseProfessional Spanish: strategy
Professional Spanish — From workplace decisions to formal documents, explore strategy in context and practise its forms.
Read and practiseProfessional Spanish: procedure
Professional Spanish — From workplace decisions to formal documents, explore procedure in context and practise its forms.
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