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Written by Brendan
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Friday, 20 February 2009 21:00 |
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 | Flashcards aren't really a revolutionary, cutting-edge idea, but they remain one of the best ways to really boost your vocabulary. And incidentally, one of the best ways to do it isn't to associate the Spanish word with the English word, but with the image or idea of what the word represents. |
Graziella spent a LOT of time creating flash cards that are now famous among the students - partly because of her quizes, but mostly because nearly everyone has benefited from using them to learn new verbs. She's selected images for well over 300 commonly-used Spanish verbs.
I've uploaded the Word Document files of her flashcards, which you can use to print out and paste to notecards. Write the English translation on the back and quiz yourself. If you learn all these verbs your vocabulary will increase significantly. TIP: Another great way to learn these verbs is to use your computer to cycle through them on slideshow mode and test yourself. Or, one super-awesome way is to put them on your iPod and then you have the whole batch with you to study whereever you go. For directions on how to do that, read this article here. Here are the links to the files, also available from the Vocabulary Download page: |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 20 February 2009 21:05 )
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