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    Default Help on revising spanish

    I have 6 topics, all 2/3 sides long, each containing about 12 questions. I have to remember them all because in my exam i get asked 3 random questions from any of the papers

    The problem is that it just wont go in!

    I read 1 for about 30 mins untill i can remember it, then when it comes to saying it to another person I completly forget!

    There is no way that I can remember 80 odd questions

    Could anyone give me tips on revising for spanish?

    +REP for all/good answers

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    Pick out certain words which have meaning to the questions like subject etc. and memorise them then you'll have a gist of what they're trying to ask. I'm hoping you know enough spanish to remember certain words like what and where etc. so you should be alright with them. Then all you can do for the answers is just try and remember as much spanish that you've learned that you think will be relevant to the questions.

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    Question, Is this GCSE Spanish Orals?


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    i had to do that for french. just have to read them then take them away and recite them. put them in places you see, have a copy by the toilet etc. it's really worth putting the effort in. it's so good to have a language, wish i tried harder now. got a D in the end :/ good luck anyway.

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    Don't try to memorize your answer exactly, just know what the question is and there's a pretty good chance that you're going to know an answer to it. I wrote short answers when I did my French GCSE oral revision, I only really needed to learn the questions.

    When it came to the exam I knew what he was asking and I had a pretty diverse vocabulary so I was able to answer them fluently.

    My advice would be not to sit there memorizing 80 answers, but to learn around 10 new words per week so you're well prepared and if you totally forget what you wrote, you can always make it up. Get your friends & family to test you too.

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    I'm in your shoes, gotta have answers for however many questions then get asked just a few at random. Im just gonna revise key vocab and then improvise my answers.

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    if you don't understand any other it just use a computer to research it, like I done. I still got a high mark on my test some how.

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