Permiso: permission and permits in Spanish
A request at work or an official document can involve permiso; explore its gender, plural and common uses.
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Requisito: requirement in Spanish
Applications and courses often have conditions. Talk about requirements, their plural and how to meet them in Spanish.
Read and practiseFormulario: form in Spanish
An appointment or application may require a formulario; explore its gender, plural and everyday administrative uses.
Read and practiseSpanish a signature in context
Discuss a signature in documents and conversations, with singular and plural forms and practical examples.
Read and practiseSpanish a copy in context
Discuss a copy in documents and conversations, with singular and plural forms and practical examples.
Read and practiseSpanish a contract in context
Discuss a contract in documents and conversations, with singular and plural forms and practical examples.
Read and practiseSpanish a salary in context
Discuss a salary in documents and conversations, with singular and plural forms and practical examples.
Read and practiseEmployment in Spanish
A hospital vacancy or a job near home: explore the Spanish noun for employment in everyday work situations.
Read and practiseThe Spanish working day
A working day can be short or continuous: discuss its length and schedule with practical Spanish examples.
Read and practiseShifts and turns in Spanish
A night shift or your turn to speak: distinguish two common uses of the same Spanish noun in context.
Read and practiseInterviews in Spanish
A job interview or a radio interview: talk about both situations and practise the feminine noun and its plural.
Read and practiseCurrículum: the Spanish word for résumé
A job application often calls for a résumé; see how this Spanish noun works in the singular and plural.
Read and practiseExperience and events: experiencia
From work history to memorable events, experiencia describes knowledge gained over time or something someone has lived through.
Read and practiseHabilidad: skill in Spanish
A job application or a conversation can call for a particular skill; explore the feminine noun, its plural and common patterns.
Read and practiseProyecto: project in Spanish
From community plans to workplace budgets, proyecto names a planned undertaking and takes masculine agreement.
Read and practiseGoals in Spanish
A clear goal can guide a team or a course. Discuss aims, changes and achievements using a useful Spanish noun.
Read and practiseResult and outcome in Spanish
A test result or an outcome can change a plan: explore this masculine noun in everyday and practical contexts.
Read and practiseAgreement and deals in Spanish
An agreement between groups can protect a forest or bring schools together; practise the noun in useful contexts.
Read and practiseGiving advice in Spanish
A useful tip can help with a trip or a study plan: explore the Spanish noun for a piece of advice.
Read and practiseOpinions in Spanish
A meeting can change a point of view. Express and compare opinions in conversations, surveys and practical writing.
Read and practiseReasons in Spanish
A delayed arrival or a visit may need an explanation. Talk about reasons in conversations and practical messages.
Read and practiseAdvantages in Spanish
A comfortable train or a nearby workplace can offer benefits. Discuss advantages and compare options in practical contexts.
Read and practiseDrawbacks and inconvenience in Spanish
A noisy flat or building work may cause trouble. Discuss drawbacks, inconvenience and objections in practical messages.
Read and practiseRisk and taking chances in Spanish
From fire hazards to decisions, express risk and talk about assessing or taking a chance in Spanish.
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