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.

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

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.

Sentences to translate into Spanish to practise the pluperfect subjunctive.

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

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

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

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

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

A list of 150 expressions to use for level 9 writing in Spanish GCSE

43 examples of unusual phrases which have come up in the Spanish A Level exams

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

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

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