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JUNIOR CERTIFICATE SPANISH NOTES

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  • 08-06-2012 11:29pm
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    JCHelp
    Registered Users Posts: 36 ✭


    Anyone need Spanish notes ... I got 98% in my mock exam and am willing to help anyone in need ... Reply with a topic you need help in and i will reply a.s.a.p. ... I thought i might as well help you all while revising at the same time. Feel free to post your own notes also


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    sorcharose
    Registered Users Posts: 6 ✭sorcharose


    Hi, I got 54% in my Spanish mocks. How did you get 98% with all the random vocab comphrehensions and the listening? I would love notes on the listening and the comphrehensions if you have any. My spanish grinds teacher says you just do the points they ask on the lettter and no introduction or outro, do you think I should learn one anyway? Also if you have notes on vocab to learn for the letter also? I have notes on the verbs already. Thanks, I need the help.


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    Sophieee
    Registered Users Posts: 30 ✭Sophieee


    same if you have any help to give i'll take it :) I got 84% in the mock and I really badly want an A!


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    sorcharose
    Registered Users Posts: 6 ✭sorcharose


    Sophieee wrote: »
    same if you have any help to give i'll take it :) I got 84% in the mock and I really badly want an A!
    How did you get 84%? I mean there is so much random vocab? What study did you do before hand?


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    JCHelp
    Registered Users Posts: 36 ✭JCHelp


    sorcharose wrote: »
    Hi, I got 54% in my Spanish mocks. How did you get 98% with all the random vocab comphrehensions and the listening? I would love notes on the listening and the comphrehensions if you have any. My spanish grinds teacher says you just do the points they ask on the lettter and no introduction or outro, do you think I should learn one anyway? Also if you have notes on vocab to learn for the letter also? I have notes on the verbs already. Thanks, I need the help.

    I would advise you bought Less Stress More Success it is excellent for extending vocabulary


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    sorcharose
    Registered Users Posts: 6 ✭sorcharose


    JCHelp wrote: »
    sorcharose wrote: »
    Hi, I got 54% in my Spanish mocks. How did you get 98% with all the random vocab comphrehensions and the listening? I would love notes on the listening and the comphrehensions if you have any. My spanish grinds teacher says you just do the points they ask on the lettter and no introduction or outro, do you think I should learn one anyway? Also if you have notes on vocab to learn for the letter also? I have notes on the verbs already. Thanks, I need the help.

    I would advise you bought Less Stress More Success it is excellent for extending vocabulary
    Did you learn off a letter intro and outro for the mocks? Also did you just study less stress more success for the mocks?


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    JCHelp
    Registered Users Posts: 36 ✭JCHelp


    sorcharose wrote: »
    Did you learn off a letter intro and outro for the mocks? Also did you just study less stress more success for the mocks?

    I have been studying the language since i was six or seven with my Dad so vocabulary just came to me. My brother is seven and i use Less Stress More Success to teach him. It is excellent. He got a B in the Ordinary Level Paper using mostly the vocabulary he learnt from this book.

    Yes i done a simple basic intro:

    Hola Juan. ¿Cómo estás? Estoy muy bien. Tengo algunas noticias para usted.

    And a simple outro:

    Eso es todo por ahora. Dale mis saludos a tu familia y espero verlos pronto. Escribir de nuevo muy pronto por favor. hasta pronto JCHelp

    The Less Stress More Success book covers all topics which may come up in the Listening. During the Listening listen out for key words which may relate to the question e.g. If the question is what day listen out for Lunes, Martes etc... Do not listen to other words. Just wait for a day of the week to pop up.


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    iliketwixbars
    Registered Users Posts: 175 ✭✭iliketwixbars


    JCHelp wrote: »
    Anyone need Spanish notes ... I got 98% in my mock exam and am willing to help

    That is so nice of you :rolleyes: .


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    JCHelp
    Registered Users Posts: 36 ✭JCHelp


    iliketwixbars wrote: »
    That is so nice of you :rolleyes: .

    ??? I am willing to help people get an A


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    briant16
    Closed Accounts Posts: 57 ✭✭briant16


    Do you have anything vocab for part C and D of the listening? Like strikes accidents


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    Sophieee
    Registered Users Posts: 30 ✭Sophieee


    sorcharose wrote: »
    How did you get 84%? I mean there is so much random vocab? What study did you do before hand?

    I learned my letter and the vocab in revise wise. I lost most of my marks because the listening was harder than usual :/


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    99325
    Registered Users Posts: 1 ✭99325


    Hi if I want to get up to an A from a C what do you advise I should focus on?


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    Cr4pSnip3r
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    JCHelp wrote: »
    I got 98% in my mock exam

    Disgraceful, where did that other 2% go? :rolleyes:


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    xxDianaxx
    Registered Users Posts: 19 ✭xxDianaxx


    Cr4pSnip3r wrote: »
    Disgraceful, where did that other 2% go? :rolleyes:

    awh ur just jealous :rolleyes:


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    Cr4pSnip3r
    Registered Users Posts: 792 ✭✭✭Cr4pSnip3r


    xxDianaxx wrote: »
    awh ur just jealous :rolleyes:

    Yeah, that's totally it... :I


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    xxDianaxx
    Registered Users Posts: 19 ✭xxDianaxx


    Cr4pSnip3r wrote: »
    Yeah, that's totally it... :I

    -.-


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    doyle97
    Registered Users Posts: 57 ✭✭doyle97


    what verbs should i learn? my teacher is terrible and just gave us the future and past tenses the last week before school ended, and friends in other classes told me theres 5 different types of verbs not just the past present and future but we didnt do them. also, what should i do for the sentences part? i have no idea how to put a sentence together because my teacher only taught us words for the different topics, not actually how to say anything..what should i do for the letter as well? no clue whatsoever


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    A97
    Registered Users Posts: 390 ✭✭A97


    I'll take any help that I can get, especially reading and listening. Thanks for offering.


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    lauraeire
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭lauraeire


    Hi jchelp
    I know this thread is from last year but I am currently struggling with jc spanish and would love some help. Do you still have notes you could send me? Can't afford grinds and teacher not really helping.


    Thanks


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    nunooo
    Registered Users Posts: 1 ✭nunooo


    JCHelp wrote: »
    Anyone need Spanish notes ... I got 98% in my mock exam and am willing to help anyone in need ... Reply with a topic you need help in and i will reply a.s.a.p. ... I thought i might as well help you all while revising at the same time. Feel free to post your own notes also
    hello


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    A97
    Registered Users Posts: 390 ✭✭A97


    Greeting is:

    Querido/a, (o for male recipient, a for female).

    Sign off with:

    Un abrazo,
    [Your name]


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    #22
    auzzue
    Registered Users Posts: 13 ✭auzzue


    I'm really struggling with the Spanish listening. Is there any help I can get?


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    UnitedFan31
    Registered Users Posts: 61 ✭✭UnitedFan31


    auzzue wrote: »
    I'm really struggling with the Spanish listening. Is there any help I can get?

    I think the best thing to do at this stage would be look over the weather, dates, directions, and names of places e.g ayuntamiento(town hall), colours and numbers. The basic things should get you a C if not a B alone:)


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    #24
    A97
    Registered Users Posts: 390 ✭✭A97


    Just go over your vocabulary, particularly Pidiendo Direcciones as it always comes up and El Tiempo. Make sure to listen intently on the day and to be focused. It's only forty minutes and it's the biggest aural you've done to date so give it your all. Make sure that you're well rested so that you can focus. Try to be near the recorder if you can and use any free time you have left to practice.


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