I have an A * at GCSE (listen only to that paper, lose, though, to write and speak we knew well in advance what we are discussing, so would the opportunity had practice with our teachers and learn).

I really enjoy Spanish and would like to fluent, but I am concerned, I'm going to fight. I was sick, this month, and so have had to dive in and outside the school, and not really much homework done, because I too tired.

We have done some practices, and I hear fine, have them but I find it quite difficult to speak. While I could understand and to translate, I would find it hard to translate vice versa - a paragraph in Spanish into English, I know the word, I see it, but I think it me, I never can remember

That this is something which will at some point show "click" faith and easier for me? Or should I be worried? I'm currently doing 5 topics (I wanted the decision on which one in the first week or two, but because fall ill does not have the possibility, which decide early) so I technically it now could set, but I really want to not too. It is a choice between Spanish and biology, and my other themes are, mathematics, history, and English lit.

So, what you? Your GCSE class is a good indicator for how to do / A2? Do you have any tips to improve the recall?

Thank you very much!

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