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I believe that students should be able to access high-quality, detailed and simple resources that teach shortcuts to mastering grammar. Self-study is an important skill and one that I challenge my students to adopt.

I believe that students should be able to access high-quality, detailed and simple resources that teach shortcuts to mastering grammar. Self-study is an important skill and one that I challenge my students to adopt.
Spanish Conditional Tense
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Spanish Conditional Tense

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A PowerPoint going through the conditional tense in Spanish. Examples of regular verbs conjugated in the tense with slides that allow students to spot the tense in use. This is part of a series of grammar-based slideshows that build upon grammar basics with Infinitives and Stems etc. working towards fluency with five of the main tenses.
Spanish Future Tense
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Spanish Future Tense

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A guided breakdown of the uses and formation of the Future tense in Spanish (with examples and tips for learning).
Spanish Imperfect Tense
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Spanish Imperfect Tense

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A slideshow teaching the formation and use of the imperfect tense in Spanish. Slides with example language for students to spot uses of the imperfect. Advice on how to remember the endings. This is part of a series of resources building grammar confidence from basics principles (Infinitives, Stems, Endings etc.) to conjugating tenses.
Spanish Grammar Basics
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Spanish Grammar Basics

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This comprehensive PowerPoint brings together all of the basic requirements for understanding the terminology and structure of Spanish Grammar. The linked slides offer simple, clear slides with definitions and examples of: Verbs Infinitives The four ways to say ‘you’ Stems Endings Tenses (six major tenses) Metalanguage Revision advice As well as these instructional slides there is a section which allows students to test their new knowledge in ‘The Grid’ a 36-tile hyperlinked slide with examples of the six major tenses. Students click on a tile to reveal the conjugated verb beneath. This presentation has a slide ready for linking to my other, individual presentations on the six major tenses. The links need to be created by yourself to the other tense resources (available separately as a bundle) to complete what is a complete grammar overview of basic Spanish Grammar.
Spanish vocabulary and grammar basics
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Spanish vocabulary and grammar basics

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This hyperlinked PowerPoint covers fundamental and highly important vocabulary and grammar basics. Each page has a grid of 25 or 36 tiles. Each page has its opposite version (each page of Spanish word tiles has its equivalent in English). By clicking on the tiles the translation will be revealed. In the case of the vocab slides the other language will appear; in the case of the verb slides, the correct conjugation for the personal pronoun and tense will appear. Every slide has a link back to the menu page from which any page can be accessed. This is a perfect resource for all abilities but particularly good for more experienced learners to stretch themselves and test their knowledge of conjugation (irregulars) and also for weaker students to focus on key topics such as weather, questions words and common verb infinitives. The presentation covers the following: Top 25 Spanish verbs Months, days, seasons Conjunctions and connectives Question words Weather and time In addition to the vocabulary elements there are sections on: Regular -AR, -ER and -IR verb formation in all six major tenses Important irregular verbs in all six major tenses
Spanish tenses, the six major tenses for success at GCSE
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Spanish tenses, the six major tenses for success at GCSE

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These PowerPoints all have a similar style and go through the formation and use of the following tenses: Present Preterit Imperfect Present Perfect Conditional Future There are introductory slides going through the meanings of each tense (how we would use them in English) and then each one breaks down the formation and use of the tense being described. Stems and Endings are highlighted and there is advice on how to learn the endings (shortcuts) with references to patterns (similar endings between tenses). Lots of slides have elements which are revealed by clicking (highlighted endings for example). The later slides have examples of the tenses in use. As a series, the presentations are designed to build confidence not only with each new tense but with the structure of the six-part verb system. Recognition of the endings will help students identify the tenses when in use (good for reading exams).