GCSE Spanish
Grammar patterns
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Tense endings and the verb pairs that decide whether a sentence is actually Spanish.
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Open guide Revision guideSer vs estarStudents type: ser vs estar gcse
Open guide Revision guideFuture tenseStudents type: spanish future tense endings
Open guide Revision guideImperfect tenseStudents type: spanish imperfect endings
Open guide Revision guidePreterite tenseStudents type: spanish preterite endings
Open guide Revision guidePresent tenseStudents type: spanish present tense ar verbs
Open guidePresent tense
Regular -ar, -er and -ir endings, plus the irregulars that carry GCSE Spanish: ser, estar, ir, tener and hacer.
Preterite tense
The completed past: regular -ar and -er/-ir stamps, plus fui, hice, tuve and the accents examiners expect.
Imperfect tense
Used to, was doing, and what things were like: -aba and -ía, plus era, iba and había.
Future tense
Simple future endings on the infinitive, plus voy a, and the irregular stems ser-, har- and tendr-.
Ser vs estar
Who you are against how and where you are: identity, origin and time versus location, feeling and the -ando/-iendo form.
Radical-changing verbs
Boot verbs: e to ie, o to ue, e to i, plus jugar, with nosotros and vosotros left outside the boot.
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GCSE Spanish revision built around the patterns examiners mark: present, preterite, imperfect and future, ser versus estar, high-value opinions, the photo card and the 90-word writing task.
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