Talking about what is trending (Part 2/3)

Spanish

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If 'miercoles' is a word that has an ante-penultimate syllable stress (on the third-to-last syllable), where is the accent?

If I want to refer to 'I have' using the verb 'haber' in order to form the perfect tense, what would it be?

Shakira broke a record with her new song.

Shakira has broken a record with her new song.

Translate into English: Shakira ha roto un récord con su nueva canción.

Did you participate in the latest competition on social media?

Have you participated in the latest competition on social media?

Translate into English: ¿Has participado en el último concurso en las redes sociales?

Did you buy tickets to Rosalía's concert?

Have you bought tickets to Rosalía's concert?

Translate into English: ¿Has comprado billetes al concierto de Rosalía?

The next 7 questions cover some very common words you will need in Spanish in KS4. These words are very important because they give away or subtly change the meaning of a sentence. Select the correct meaning for each word. When you get your score, check your answers and write down any of these words that you didn't know.

If 'las matematicas' is a word that has an ante-penultimate syllable stress (on the third-to-last syllable), where is the accent?

If I want to refer to 'he/she has' using the verb 'haber' in order to form the perfect tense, what would it be?

If 'comprar' is 'to buy', what would be its past participle in Spanish 'bought'?

This week, I downloaded Antonio Banderas' new film.

This week, I have downloaded Antonio Banderas' new film.

Translate into English: 'Esta semana he descargado la nueva película de Antonio Banderas'

My sister has seen the new episodes of her favourite soap opera.

My sister saw the new episodes of her favourite soap opera.

Translate into English: 'Mi hermana ha visto los nuevos episodios de su telenovela favorita.'

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Talking about what is trending (Part 2/3)

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