this resource is to learn the basics of radicals and its inverse function powers.

A range of adverbial PHRASES commonly used in Spanish to formulate a desired precision on the events , location , people, way manner and possibility of the action . Describing the setting in Spanish using a more precised grid

Using memory aids to quickly identify and solve trigonometric problems. It is a two step process involving two skills. First skill: IDENTIFY THE TRIGONOMETRIC ANGLES, SIDES and HYPOTENUSE in different orientations Second skill: IDENTIFY the MNEMONIC that finds the VALUE sought and contains VALUES given Important: if x is an angle value given it will appear in one of these ways as sin(x), cos(x) or tan(x) in the mnemonics. 2 MNEMONICS to find sides given an angle Oriental Hoisin Sauce O= HSIN(t) Apes Hug Cozily A= HCOS(t) 1 MNEMONIC to find the angle given two short sides and no hypotenuse TorNAdos Over America t =TAN-1(O/A ) Tornados has NA inverted to remind you it is the inverse tangent

SPANISH SUBJUNTIVE saying what NOT to do AQA THEME 1 mi nombre , mi edad , mi caracter no me llames no lo escribas no escribas tanto no llames tanto no seas graciosa no seas hablador no seas así no seas tan agradable no seas travieso no seas perezoso no escribas eso Inglés Do not call me don’t write it don’t write so much don’t call so much don’t be funny don’t be talkative do not be like that don’t be so nice don’t be naughty don’t be lazy don’t write that hablar de relaciones no lo aguantes no aguantes eso no charles no me conozca no detestes no discutas no te enfades no te jubiles no te lleves bien no te lleves mal no me molestes no molestes no odies no te parezcas no te rías no sonrías don’t stand it don’t stand that don’t talk don’t know me do not hate don’t argue do not be angry don’t retire don’t get along don’t get along badly Do not bother me do not bother do not hate don’t look alike do not laugh Do not smile hablar de relaciones Talking about marriage and Partnership no te cases no compartas no te comprometas no confies no te divorcies no te enamores no te preocupes no fastidies no llores no molestes no te pelees no perdones do not get married don’t share don’t commit do not trust don’t get divorced Do not fall in love don’t worry do not bother do not Cry do not bother do not fight do not forgive hablar de relaciones no seas avaro no seas callado no tengas celos no seas malo no seas maleducado no seas glotón no seas orgulloso no seas torpe no seas vago no tengas prisa no tengas seguridad en tí no tengas boda don’t be greedy don’t be quiet Do not be jealous do not be bad do not be rude don’t be gluttonous don’t be proud don’t be clumsy Do not be lazy don’t be in a hurry don’t be confident don’t have a wedding hablar de las redes sociales no uses no lo uses no mandes eso no pases mucho tiempo no lo lleves no lo tengas no tengas eso no accedas no adjuntes no borres no lo borres no lo cargues no lo cuelgues no chatees no envies no desactives no lo grabes no lo guardes no lo mandes no navegues no publiques no recibas no juegues do not use do not use it don’t send that don’t spend too much time don’t take it don’t have it don’t have that do not access do not attach don’t erase Do not delete it don’t load it don’t hang it don’t chat do not send do not deactivate don’t record it don’t keep it don’t send it do not navigate don’t post do not receive do not play

OBJECTIVE To divide a thin strip of paper into a given number of equal parts (say into 8 equal parts) extra fractions challenges for the early finishers. Materials Required A sheet of ruled paper in which all the lines are parallel and equidistant Given rectangular strip of paper A geometry box PRACTICALITIES WHEN MAKING THE FRACTION WALL Fractions with denominators as powers of 2 are easily made out of folding strips in half several times. Consider the series 1 fold in 2 1 folding line 2 equal parts 2 folds in 2 3 folding lines 4 equal parts 3 folds in 2 7 folding lines 8 equal parts All the other fractions are harder to make and here we use the method of grating or intercept method. The same way as you grate cheese, that’s it, you can scar the cheese with lines separated at same intervals ; we will use a grid of evenly separated lines on an A4 paper, to position our strip so the corner of the strip is touching one line on the grid and tilt at an angle the strip so the length of the strip is being pierced by the lines on the grid.

Choose a shape and a colour. Guess by asking questions? Est-ce que c’est une option après l’année en seconde, c’est une vie d’études ou sans études, c’est un objectif de devenir professionnel ? Est-ce que c’est un aspect négatif ou positif des études?

Choose a shape and a colour. Guess by asking questions? Est-ce que c’est du bénévolat, c’est une solution sociale, Est-ce que c’est un aspect négatif ou positif ?

Choose a shape and a colour. Guess by asking questions? Est-ce que c’est un problème, ou une solution Est-ce que c’est quelque chose qu’il faut éviter…

Choose a shape and a colour. Guess by asking questions? Est-ce qu’il/elle négatif/ve, mauvais/e, etc…

at what stage of the developing action: TO BE ABOUT TO, START, FINISH, HAVE MANAGED, TO USUALLY, USED TO< TO AGAIN These verbs are used all the time and differ from English time constructions like Llevo estudiando tres meses. To have been doing for a period of time

MUST + verb form base (es necesario hacer algo) MUSTN’T + verb form base (es necesario NO hacer algo) NEEDN’T + verb base form (no necesitas hacerlo, pero puedes hacerlo si quieres) You needn’t call her. (needn’t + verb base form) We needn’t hurry. She needn’t call her mom. You don’t need to call her. (don’t need + to +verb base form) We don’t need to hurry. She doesn’t need to call her mom. We needn’t hurry. We have a lot of time. (no es necesario) We needn’t have hurried. We had a lot of time. (nos apresuramos aunque no era necesario) didn���t need to do something = no era necesario que lo hiciera y lo sabía en ese momento (es posible usar didn’t have to) needn’t have done something = lo hice, pero se que no fue necesario

Find the Spanish meanings Map of modal verbs I can’t stop it doesn’t let me I give up/stop I mustn’t I must I can’t I am not able I can I am able to Please lend me … I wouldn’t let I would let I shouldn’t I should I am not to Do I have to? May I? Could I ? I am not allowed Not allowed Do they allow Do’s… Mind to Don’ts… Avoid to It is allowed It is ok to possible

A selection of expressive terms used in certain speech situations that differ considerably from the literal (word for word) translation of the English expressions. Raise your expressiveness with a touch of high level of language command Follow the path and say the different expressions one after the other or use a die to move along it. No hay problema no problem Que va No way Para nada (not at all) Claro (sure , yes) Hablo en serio I mean it, I am not kidding… Are you kidding? hablas en serio? Como no! of course, naturally No importa! Never mind.

A selection of expressive terms used in certain speech situations that differ considerably from the literal (word for word) translation of the English expressions. Raise your expressiveness with a touch of high level of language command Follow the path and say the different expressions one after the other or use a die to move along it. Cuidado! Watch out! Intenta/prueba de nuevo Try again! proper expression … vuelve a intentarlo… Tú primero! (Pase!) After you Estoy lleno I’m full Estoy de vuelta I’m back Cuando quieras Anytime Por aquí! This way… por allí … that way

A selection of expressive terms used in certain speech situations that differ considerably from the literal (word for word) translation of the English expressions. Raise your expressiveness with a touch of high level of language command Follow the path and say the different expressions one after the other or use a die to move along it. A solas! (in private) despacio ( slowly) deprisa ( quickly) sígueme follow me Preséntate! introduce yourself Consíguelo Get it done Por casualidad! by chance

Solicitudes (Requests) Pedir cosas (Asking for things). Verbos modales de permiso Pedir hacer cosas (Asking to do things) Ofrecer hacer cosas (Offering to do things) Ofrecer e invitar (Offering and Inviting)

A very important particularity of Spanish language that requires memorising in order to be fluent and sound fluent. Different situations you use tener in conversation: TENER as to be idioms TENER description TENER personal details TENER animals/pets TENER familia TENER caracter TENER QUE obligation

SPANISH  basic learningfor tutoring start pack VERBS and adjectives ADJETIVES WITH GENDER OPPOSITE ADJECTIVES SER Y ESTAR OPPOSITE ADJECTIVES SER Y ESTAR SALUDOS Y COMO TE LLAMAS? SALUDOS helpmy first nouns in Spanish VERBS Personal pronouns and farewell expressions on hand fingers ADJETCIVE speaking prompts Parallel TENER y SER/ESTAR adjetives Learn to spell in Spanish Datos personales TOP TRUMPS SON colores , formas y números LOS NÚMEROS ES colores y formas JUGAR o PRACTICAR deportessu ropa es azul, juega al, practica el/la ADIVINA mi número , mi edad Different ways to ask either age or name Shortest Spanish Verb … IR GO + means of transport game

This resource is used to explain the equivalent expressions of ser / estar + adjectives to the tener + noun expressions Whenerver a genderless adjective is used the article : un or una is used. el or la could have been used instead.

Practicar deletrear o como se escribe con spelling bee en español con canción MP4 con mucha marcha Customer: Buenas tardes. Vengo a recoger un paquete. Good afternoon. I’m here to pick up a package. Clerk: Muy bien. ¿Cuál es su nombre? Very good. What’s your name? Customer: Me llamo Víctor Hugo. My name is Victor Hugo. Clerk: No lo encuentro. ¿Cómo se deletrea su apellido? I can’t find it. How do you spell your last name? Customer: Hache-u-ge-o. H-u-g-o. Clerk: Ah, sí. Aquí está su paquete. Ah, yes. Here’s your package.