Advanced Diploma 2012- Exam Paper
Get the practice that you need with this official exam from the Spanish Chamber of Commerce.
Official Exam (Business Spanish) – B2 –
modelo-examen-basico-de-los-negocios
Official exam from the Spanish Chamber of Commerce for upper intermediate students.
Past tense: Pretérito Perfecto Compuesto
Test yourself – B1 –
Could you past a B1 test? Practice with a test designed for students of Spanish and Latin American culture from the university of Paris Dauphine in France.
Writing practice (suggestion and advice) B1
Write a paragraph advising these people on what to do if your were in their position. You can practice using expressions such as:
Yo que tú + CONDICIONAL
Yo en tu lugar + CONDICIONAL
Deberías + INFINITIVO
Tienes que + INFINITIVO
¿Por qué no + PRESENTE?
Simple past (Indefinido) Activities A2 – B1
Indefinido – Ejercicios y solucones-
Activities to practice the most common of the past tenses in Spanish. You might find different names for this tense (Indefinido, Pasado simple, Pretérito, Pretérito Perfecto simple, etc) but they all refer to the same past tense.
Case study (Fiscal policy) – C2 –
Test your financial and business Spanish knowledge with this challenging activity.
Follow the instruction (Imperative) A2
Engaging activity to practice imperative verbs and learn vocabulary.
What is a Reflexive Verb – A1
Reflexive verbs are those where the subject and the object are the same.
The following example is not a reflexive: I have a house because “I” – is the subject and “a house” – is the direct object. Since they are different “have” is not a reflexive action.
However, if we say: “I wash myself” both “I” and “myself” refer to the same person and therefore we have a reflexive action.
In Spanish that would be translated as: “Yo me lavo“
LAVARSE
YO ME LAVO
TÚ TE LAVAS
ÉL SE LAVA
NOSOTROS NOS LAVAMOS
VOSOTROS OS LAVÁIS
ELLOS SE LAVAN
D.E.L.E. A2 (Official Exam)
Get some practice with the official D.E.l.E. exam from the Instituto Cervantes.
Spanish resources 