Read a Spanish museum visitor notice
Museum visitors need a tour reservation: find the deadline, free exhibition and photography condition.
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Read a Spanish cancellation notice with a refund
A cancelled walk prompts a Spanish notice: identify the reason, notification method and refund procedure.
Read and practiseRead a Spanish station notice about a lift outage
A station lift is out of service; find the alternative ramp, help point and missing repair information.
Read and practiseRead a Spanish story about a forgotten library card
Lucía has forgotten something at the library; identify her question, the alternative and how she gets the book.
Read and practiseRead a Spanish story about an unfamiliar cooking word
Javier encounters an unfamiliar cooking word: identify who explains it and how he records the meaning.
Read and practiseReading Spanish: a plant-cutting exchange shelf
A neighborhood plant exchange involves a labelled cutting; follow the swap and watering instruction.
Read and practiseReading Spanish: comparing bicycle repair estimates
Amina compares repair estimates: find the price of parts and calculate the first proposed total.
Read and practiseReading Spanish: choosing between two train times
Julia compares two departures, journey times and an arrival deadline; work out why she chooses the later train.
Read and practiseReading Spanish: choosing a film showing by subtitle language
Nora compares subtitle languages and asks about seats before reserving a Spanish film showing.
Read and practiseReading Spanish: a neighborhood notice about a missing cat
A neighborhood notice describes a missing cat; find its markings, location and how to report a sighting.
Read and practiseReading Spanish: a notice of a temporary water interruption
Leo reads a water-interruption notice; identify the hours, affected building and contact for questions.
Read and practiseReading Spanish: following a library self-checkout screen
Isabel uses a library self-checkout screen; determine whether the card or book is scanned first.
Read and practiseReading Spanish: understanding a workshop waiting list
Mara receives a workshop waiting-list message; distinguish her status from a confirmed place.
Read and practiseRead Spanish: comparing two shadow measurements
Leo measures a shadow twice in class; compare the recorded times and lengths in the Spanish text.
Read and practiseRead Spanish: understanding a bicycle distance log
Elena tracks four days of bicycle travel; identify the rainy day, one distance and the total.
Read and practiseRead Spanish: asking for a detail to be repeated
Sara presents her neighborhood; follow a request to repeat a street name and the listener’s response.
Read and practiseRead Spanish: finding a new time for a walk
Lina and Omar change a walking plan; follow their agreed time and confirmed meeting place.
Read and practiseA housing cooperative proposal
A laundry or study room? Compare the fictional cooperative’s costs and residents’ objections.
Read and practiseA flexible-hours workplace policy
Who can apply and when must staff be available? Interpret a fictional policy and its emergency exception.
Read and practiseReading a newspaper correction
A newspaper corrects the length of a library closure and explains where readers can borrow books during the work.
Read and practiseReading an opinion on water conservation
A local opinion links leaking pipes to water waste and proposes a way for residents to follow repairs.
Read and practiseReading Spanish subscription cancellation terms
A fictional magazine subscription sets out automatic renewal, the cancellation deadline and an exception if publication stops.
Read and practiseA neighborhood debate about street trees
A neighborhood weighs shade against pavement damage and upkeep, then considers a limited tree-planting project.
Read and practiseReading a museum exhibition description
A changing port comes alive through sound and objects: examine a fictional exhibition’s theme, curatorial choices and intended effect.
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