Tips for Exam

Question

Got a Yr 8 Spanish exam tomorrow; any tips?

Answer 1

1. From the begining study every day by rewriting notes and homework if it is copies that you fill in the blanks. Always correct homework and ask for any missed homework.

2. Save everything, keep it in order and review it all every time you do homework. You can also teach your parents, sibling, or friend using new examples not old homework to reinforce what you are learning.

3. Closer to the exam explain every thing you learned in writing don't just copy. Refer to your notes and old homework to make sure you covered everything. Then explain it to the same person you were teaching.

4. The day of the exam relax because you know it and did not just memorize.

X. Cramming - if you did not stay prepared and now need to cram. Rewrite all of your homework questions adding two new questions of your own to each exercise but do not answer. Now you have a test. On seperate paper answer all the questions then check it with your home work. Repeat until you can get all of the answers correct.

Good luck.

Thanks - Cuggy, May 19, 2013

Answer 2

When is tomorrow? i don't see any dates? I presume that you are an Englsh speaker. Eight years? I think your doubts/questions lie in the subjunctive. That is the most difficult for speakers of English.

If "it' hasn't happened yet, it is probably subjunctive, even if in the past: "I would/should have....., etc.

In the present: "I will go to the store if he pays me". You don't know for certain that he will pay you. That is doubt. Use subjunctive.

Influence and hope will trigger the subjunctive: "I want...", "I hope that..."

If we spoke "correct" English and always include the "that", it wouldn't be such a problem; but langauages evolve apart from another. "You to" is a clue....substitution for "that", a trigger for the subjunctive.

"I want you to go the store" ergo "I want that you go to the store". "I told you to go to the store". Subjunctive. "I would have if you had...." Subjunctive

Blah, blah. The nacient rule is "has it happened" or "would it have have happened".?

Year eight is a school age, DonBigote, a year in which you have to take exams. - annierats, May 19, 2013

Answer 3

Stay calm.

Don't drink a lot of alcohol the night before.

Read all the questions, quickly.

Concentrate on the questions to which you know the answer well, answer these brilliantly.

After that, make the best answers you can to all, if any, questions about which you're less sure.

¡Suerte!