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Operación Salida y Retorno en España

This free Spanish B2 online reading and listening exercise can help you practise different uses of the Spanish subjunctive. more »

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Spanish writing challenges and dictations - Olympics

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

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Los Juegos Olímpicos en París 2024

FREE Spanish level B1 online reading, writing and listening exercise: this fill-in-the-blanks kwiz can help you practise El Futuro Simple. more »

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Campeones olímpicos de América Latina

This free Spanish A2 online reading and listening exercise can help you practise the preterite and the use of para to indicate the recipient of an action in Spanish more »

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Spanish writing challenges and dictations - Zero Waste

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

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El Tren a las Nubes

FREE Spanish level A1 online reading, writing and listening exercise: this fill-in-the-blanks kwiz can help you practise the present tense. more »

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Grazalema y la Villa Turística

This free Spanish B1 online reading and listening exercise can help you practise the preterite, the passive se and the present subjunctive more »

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Spanish writing challenges and dictations - Summer Fashion

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

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Vacaciones calurosas en Sevilla

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

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El Día de la Independencia de Argentina

This free C1 Spanish reading and listening exercise can help you practise using el imperfecto vs el indefinido, using dicho, dicha, dichos and dichas to say this/these (formal demonstrative adjectives) and using de lo más + adj to emphasise a quality or defect of someone/something (neutral article). more »

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