Introduction and exercises on the present perfect subjunctive.

Working through examples in order to answer a speaking/writing question. Students look at an example I’ve done, then complete one as a class before creating their own. Some will rely heavily on the examples, others will be able to see what’s required and create their own masterpiece.

Sequencing activity for sixth form on the text el coronel no tiene quien le escriba Students must decide which chapter each statement is from and order it but one statement is made up. Good revision activity once you’ve made your way through the book.

Listening task for A Level using a YouTube video. Tasks are created in a Conti fashion and include pre-listening activities as well as comprehension. To go with unit 5.3 AQA spec.

Lots of ideas taken from @87history 's book “Retrieval Practice” and put together to try and help year 11 struggling to know how to revise. This can absolutely be tweaked to include more examples: it depends on your group. Content shared with the author’s consent.

A tense recognition activity which also encourages students to identify the infinitive and translate.

Introduction and exercises on the imperfect subjunctive with accompanying worksheet. Works through formation and different circumstances followed by a conjugation game and speaking activity. Finishes with activity on el coronel no tiene quien le escriba