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Spanish — Module 1: Identity and family

Spanish — Module 1: Identity and family. Module 1 of 7 in the GCSE Spanish (AQA 8692) — Gated Series series — AQA 8692 / identity and family.

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Key stage 4
Subject
Spanish
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~18 min
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Explore Spanish family vocabulary, including words for parents, siblings and grandparents, alongside examples of describing people. The lesson introduces forms of ser and estar through sentences about height, character, tiredness and location. Examples include soy alto, estoy cansado and Madrid está en España, connecting each phrase with its English meaning.

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