Writing to correct a name on a reservation
Correct a surname on a reservation in Spanish and request an updated booking confirmation.
Read and practiseAdventure journal
Spanish: Writing with purpose
Spanish: Organise messages, emails and longer texts with clear connections, an appropriate tone and practical writing tasks.
Adventure journal
Spanish: Writing with purpose
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Más and mas: quantity or contrast
An accent distinguishes a word of quantity from a formal conjunction meaning but; learn to select the spelling from context.
Read and practiseDe and dé: preposition or giving
A small accent separates the Spanish preposition from a form of the verb to give; use context to choose the right spelling.
Read and practiseSe and sé: pronoun or verb
A written accent distinguishes an unstressed pronoun from two verb forms; identify their roles in context.
Read and practiseWriting about returning a borrowed book in Spanish
Arrange to return a borrowed book with a friendly message proposing a place, time and alternative day.
Read and practiseAccent marks in solo and demonstratives
Current spelling guidance for the word meaning alone or only and for demonstratives, including cases where ambiguity may arise.
Read and practiseWriting a correction after sending the wrong attachment in Spanish
Replace an incorrect attachment in a Spanish message, identify the right file and request access confirmation.
Read and practiseWriting a request for a receipt copy in Spanish
Ask for a copy of a lost receipt in Spanish and provide purchase details that can help locate it.
Read and practiseWriting about a missed class in Spanish
Catch up after a missed class by asking in Spanish about its topics, available notes and any assignment.
Read and practiseWriting a short absence notice in Spanish
Notify a group of an absence with the date, any relevant availability and a request for follow-up.
Read and practiseWriting to request missing meeting access details in Spanish
Identify a meeting and ask for its missing address or online link so you can confirm how to join.
Read and practiseSi no and sino: a negative condition or a correction
Distinguish two-word si no for an if-not condition from one-word sino for replacing an explicitly rejected alternative.
Read and practiseAún and aun: still and even in Spanish writing
Distinguish accented aún when it means still from unaccented aun in examples meaning even, and choose the spelling by meaning.
Read and practiseA ver and haber: two Spanish spellings with different uses
Distinguish a ver, meaning to see or introducing a ver si, from the infinitive haber in statements about existence.
Read and practiseHaya and halla: existence and location in Spanish spelling
Distinguish haya, a present subjunctive form of haber, from halla, a present indicative form of hallar, using sentence context.
Read and practisePor qué, porque and el porqué: question, cause and noun
Choose por qué for asking why, porque for giving a cause and el porqué for the noun meaning the reason.
Read and practiseWriting a brief condolence message in Spanish
Acknowledge a loss, offer support and express sympathy in a short message without demanding a reply.
Read and practiseWriting a thank-you message after an interview in Spanish
Thank an interviewer after a conversation, mention the role and offer to answer further questions.
Read and practiseVaya, valla and baya: Spanish spelling and meaning
Distinguish vaya from ir, valla meaning a fence, and baya meaning a berry through context.
Read and practiseA defensible thesis in Spanish
A strong argumentative thesis states a position and previews relevant reasons that the essay can develop with evidence.
Read and practiseCounterarguments and rebuttals in Spanish
A fair opposing view strengthens an essay when a relevant response addresses its concern without exaggerating it.
Read and practiseWriting a formal complaint in Spanish
A late order, its consequences and a concrete remedy can form a clear, courteous complaint letter.
Read and practiseA Spanish cover letter for a job
A relevant achievement, its value to the employer and an interview request make a persuasive job application letter.
Read and practiseWriting an executive summary in Spanish
A report’s purpose, principal findings and recommendation become a concise overview for decision makers.
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