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Spanish writing challenges and dictations - Halloween

Test your Spanish listening and writing skills with our themed Dictation and Writing Challenges. A veritable weekend workout! more »

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Mi mascota tenía un problema

FREE Spanish level A2 online reading, writing and listening exercise: this fill-in-the-blanks kwiz can help you practise the Spanish adjectival agreement. more »

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La leyenda de La Llorona

This free Spanish A2 online reading and listening exercise can help you practise how to say there was/there were and the Imperfect and the Simple past in Spanish more »

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Spanish writing challenges and dictations - Unusual Hobbies

Test your Spanish listening and writing skills with our themed Dictation and Writing Challenges. A veritable weekend workout! more »

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Cuidando de adolescentes

FREE Spanish level C1 online reading, writing and listening exercise: this fill-in-the-blanks kwiz can help you practise some idiomatic expressions. more »

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¿Calor o frío?

This free Spanish A2 online reading and listening exercise can help you practise expressions about the weather and quantitative adverbs more »

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Spanish writing challenges and dictations - Personal Goals

Test your Spanish listening and writing skills with our themed Dictation and Writing Challenges. A veritable weekend workout! more »

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El Día de la Raza en la escuela

FREE Spanish level A1 online reading, writing and listening exercise: this fill-in-the-blanks kwiz can help you practise forming regular present participles/gerunds in Spanish more »

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Learn Spanish Your Way: New Kwiziq Dashboard!

Do you love having your Spanish learning journey mapped out step by step? Or do you prefer to decide for yourself which topics you study and when? Introducing your new dashboard – which lets you do both! While we’re known for our AI algorithm that… more »

En la consulta del médico

This free B1 Spanish reading and listening exercise can help you practise the difference between “poco” and “un poco”, the position of pronouns with conjugated verbs and past participles as adjectives. more »

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