Spanish (2024) (1SP1)

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Free Spanish (2024) (1SP1) revision notes for Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) students. Each chapter covers a key topic with worked examples and practice prompts you can take straight into the thinka app.

My personal world

Lifestyle and wellbeing

My neighbourhood

Media and technology

Studying and my future

  • School

  • Future opportunities (e.g. work, travel)

Travel and tourism

Grammar: nouns, determiners, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs and prepositions

  • Nouns: forming feminine and plural nouns; infinitives used as nouns

  • Determiners: definite and indefinite articles, demonstrative, indefinite and possessive adjectives

  • Subject, direct object, indirect object and reflexive pronouns: agreement and word order

  • Relative, interrogative and neuter demonstrative pronouns; possessive pronouns and pronouns after prepositions (Higher)

  • Adjectives and adverbs: agreement, position, comparative and superlative structures

  • Prepositions: personal a, de, para/sin/antes de/después de + infinitive, verb + preposition

Grammar: verbs

  • Present tense: regular -ar/-er/-ir verbs, the five stem-change patterns and key irregulars

  • Present continuous (estar + present participle) and perfect (haber + past participle)

  • Preterite tense: regular verbs and irregular forms

  • Imperfect and imperfect continuous

  • Periphrastic future (ir a + infinitive), inflectional future and conditional

  • Imperative (affirmative commands)

  • Present subjunctive: forms and contexts of use (Higher)

  • Negation, interrogatives and the passive voice

  • Modal verbs, impersonal verbs and interesar-type verbs

  • Reflexive verbs and periphrastic expressions (acabar de, seguir/llevar + present participle)

  • Derivational morphology: suffixes -ito/-ita, -ísimo, -mente, -idad, -able

Sound-symbol correspondences

  • Vowels and consonant sounds: a, e, i, o, u, ll, ch, z, j, ñ, v, r/rr and silent h

  • Spelling patterns for c, g and qu: ca/co/cu, ce/ci, ga/go/gu, ge/gi, gue/gui, que/qui

  • Stress patterns and written accents (Higher)

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