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Lucía · Spanish · B1

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Practise past tense before the interview

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You talked about your week and prepared answers for your job interview.

Corrections

"Yo soy cansada" → Estoy cansada. Use estar for how you feel.

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You answered three interview questions without notes.

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Write five sentences about last week using the past tense.

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Key terms: la entrevista · el puesto · la experiencia
Pronunciation: experiencia: stress on -RIEN-
What to work on: Past tense endings when you talk about last week
Where we stopped: Question 4 of the interview practice

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Lucía · what to work onSample lesson

Ser vs estar for feelings
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Past simple: “fui”, not “iba” for one-off events
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Rolling the r in “perro”
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