After having listened to the story with and without captions, it is time now for the reading comprehension. I have written some questions for you to test how much did you understand. That is, a comprehension test.
Time to listen to the story in Spanish “Juan y sus hermanos”. But this time, with the help of transcriptions.
Do you know the difference between “deber” and “deber de”? This article explains both uses and gives you some examples, so you can understand it.
This is a new listening exercise. Listen to the audio file “Juan y sus hermanos”, chapter 1. That is a good way to improve your Spanish language listening skills and learn new vocabulary.
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This exercise (“comprensión lectora”, that is, “reading comprehension”), includes a text in Spanish. Most of the verbs are in future tense (indicative) and the vocabulary is not very difficult. With twelve questions and answers.
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Learn more about the Spanish word “siglo”, listen to its pronunciation and read some examples.
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This article covers the list of Spanish numbers, from 60 to 90, their use and grammar explanations, three videos to listen how these numbers are pronounced in Spanish, and, finally, some exercises, to practice what you have learn.
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Some important points on how to express time in Spanish. From ¿Qué hora es? to time abbreviations such as t, m or s.
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New Spanish Dictation! This time, some sentences including “b” and “v”. Listen to the recording and write down what you hear. This is an excellent exercise to improve your listening!
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Collection of Spanish language sound files and transcriptions, categorized in several levels
