ππ½ I'm Saf. I teach CSEC Spanish at Arc School: live classes each week, lesson resources, exam practice and personalised coaching for the MayβJune 2027 exams. In this lesson, watch how each of my lines fits the line before it and the line after it. Then write your own lines in your own words. Just don't copy my lines into your exam answer. Your dialogue should sound like you.
Hola mis amigos ππ½
In a dialogue task, your friend's lines are already printed and you write the lines in between. The hard part is making every one of your lines fit what comes before it and what comes after it, so the whole conversation makes sense.
Today we complete a real dialogue about going to a concert, one gap at a time.
By the end of this lesson you will be able to:
write a line that answers exactly what your friend just asked you;
tell when your friend's next line is an answer, and write the question that goes before it;
cover all five points the task lists, even when the conversation takes them in a different order;
say what time something starts and how long it lasts in correct Spanish;
keep your part of the dialogue between 80 and 100 words.
In the full lesson you'll read and hear my completed dialogue, write your own, and then do a new one about going to a football match with a friend.
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Grab a pen. Here's the dialogue. βπ½



