<p>Advice on how to approach the Spanish A level Individual Research Project (IRP) with a comprehensive list of questions the examiner may ask plus phrases which the candidate may wish to include.</p>

<p>A comprehensive list of verbs and phrases which take the subjunctive in Spanish. An excellent reference material.</p>

<p>Over 100 examples of time phrases, negatives and confusing little words which have come up in the Spanish A Level exams. Examples of confusing little words are: lo, por, para, tras, mismo, más, cuanto, tan, tanto, tal, poco, al.</p>

<p>Sentences to translate into Spanish to practise the pluperfect subjunctive.</p>

<p>All Spanish present tense verbs conjugated in an easy to follow grid format on one page. An essential grammar reference resource.</p>

<p>A powerpoint to show how the Chinese celebrate New Year. Also information about superstitions and the Chinese Zodiac Calendar.</p>

<p>Over 100 examples of the verbs haber, tratar de , seguir, imperatives and relative pronouns which have come up in the Spanish A Level exams.</p>

<p>40 examples of various forms of statistics which have come up in the Spanish A Level exams.</p>

<p>Sentences to translate into Spanish to practise both the present and the imperfect subjunctive forms of radical changing / stem changing verbs.</p>

<p>All French present tense verbs conjugated in an easy to follow grid format on one page. An essential grammar reference resource.</p>

<p>A list of 150 expressions to use for level 9 writing in Spanish GCSE</p>

<p>43 examples of unusual phrases which have come up in the Spanish A Level exams</p>

<p>over 50 examples of direct and indirect object pronouns which have come up in the Spanish A level exams.</p>

<p>Over 60 examples of unusual verbs which have come up in the Spanish A level exams.</p>