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Term 4 examination format is HERE.

You are all capable of at least a 5% increase in accuracy in vocabulary and grammar conjugation.  

These will help your sentence structure and writing too.

Easily-fixed mistakes like accent placement and spelling can also be improved on.

Improvement needs effort on your part and the tenacity to stick with things and not give up because results don't often come immediately, so the coming weeks are crucial.  See me for help on study planning - I love helping you plan out how to tackle revision and how to do better with assessment preparation!

Take note of the following resources that target vocabulary, grammar and syntax (word and sentence structure).

Si hay preguntas, pregúntame (if there are questions, ask me!)

Examination study starters:

• Click here for a copy of your blue vocab book – all vocabulary from Chapters 1 to 6 (inclusive).

• CAMINOS 1 textbook: Grammar pages 148 to 153, focus on subheadings 1-11, 14-17, 25-30.  

• Click here for a regular –AR, -ER, and –IR verb conjugation guide.

The Term 4 examination from 2023 files are as follows:

F3 T4 Exam 2023 

F3 T4 2023 Listening Transcript 

F3 T4 Exam 2023 Mark Scheme 

The Term 4 examination from 2022 files are as follows:

F3 T4 2022 Exam 

Form 3 T4 2022 Transcript and Mark Scheme Moderated 

For revision and tutorial assistance in general:  The Asian Cultural Group offers free lunchtime sessions in room G6, senior students with a range of special subject knowledge volunteer their time to help YOU!  Junior students have always reviewed this assistance positively.

In response to some queries recently on the usage of TENER + que + infinitive verb:  

Ejemplos:   

• Tengo que escribir en mi agenda = I have to write in my diary

• Tienes que escuchar al profesor = You (singular informal) have to listen to the teacher

• Statham tiene que comer una manzana = Statham has to eat an apple

• Usted tiene que hablar en español = You (singular formal) have to speak in Spanish.

• Nosotros tenemos que ir al estadio = We have to go to the stadium

• Vosotros tenéis que ver el piso otra vez = You all (plural informal) have to see the apartment another time

• Los chicos tienen que hacer los ejercicios = The boys (they) have to do the exercises

Tener que = to have to....

(yo) tengo que

I have to ...

(tú) tienes que

You have to ... (singular informal)

(él, ella, usted) tiene que

He/She/You (formal) have to .....

(nosotros) tenemos que

We have to ...

(vosotros)tenéis que

You have to ... (plural informal)

(ellos, ellas, ustedes) tienen que

They/You (plural formal) have to ...