¿Harás caso a todo lo que se dice? Coca-Cola Light advert

"¿Harás caso a todo lo que se dice? Coca-Cola Light advert" has been shared to the blog from the Spanish reading practice section of the learning library where you can find a large selection of interactive texts to help you with your reading skills.


Spanish online reading and listening practice – level B1

This reading and listening exercise is based on an advert for Coca-Cola Light. It can help you practise El Imperativo and El Futuro and is suitable for level B1 Spanish students.

Exercise: ¿Harás caso a todo lo que se dice?

Outside of the English-speaking world, Diet Coke is known as Coca-Cola Light.

Watch the video, then read the transcript. Click any phrase for the translation and links to related grammar lessons which you can add to your Kwiziq notebook to practise later.

The man in this video speaks pretty fast! If you would like to slow down his speech, click the cog symbol below the video, then choose speed > 0.75.

Click any word in the text to see its translation and related grammar lessons.

How did you find this exercise? Leave a comment below!

Author info

Shui Ng González

Shui is Kwiziq's Content and Language Manager and Head of Spanish. She is an experienced technical writer, translator and project manager. Shui grew up bilingual English-Spanish in the UK, completing her studies in London, Madrid and Paris where she now lives. She speaks English, Spanish, French and Italian. Her love of languages and technical knowledge make her a perfect fit for Kwiziq.

Comments: 4

esto fue genial.....Me gustaría ver más vídeos así con las transcripciones para leerlo mientas verlo. o se dice ¿para que lo leas mientras lo veas?

¡Hola Abby! ¡Nos alegra de que te haya gustado el vídeo! Puedes decir "para leerLAS (referring to the transcriptions) mientras LOS veo / los estoy viendo (referring to the videos).
Un saludo.
Silvia.

JT

Geez Louise... he speaks very quickly. I can read this (essentially) but without the transcript I can understand very little, and less still if it was just the audio (without the video).

¡Hola JT! He does speak incredibly fast! Did you try watching it with the audio speed slowed down? I describe how to do this just above the embedded video, you can try slowing it down even further than the 0.75 that I suggest but be warned it does make him sound unnatural...
HTH Shui