Spanish B2: register
The right expression
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- Cards
- 315
- Categories
- 10
- Price
- €2.29
- Language
- Spanish
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What is in this deck
With this deck you learn Spanish at level B2: 315 cards with full sentences, plus pronunciation, a note on the form and two words from the same context.
At B2 the work shifts from understanding to hitting the mark: choosing the right tone, weighing an argument, reading a technical text, spotting a phrase that makes no literal sense. These 315 cards gather ten fields for that, from the economy to the courts.
One field is given over to the fine distinctions that trip up even advanced learners: ser and estar, por and para, pedir and preguntar, quedar and quedarse, sino and si no.
The back carries the pronunciation, a remark on usage, and two words from the neighbourhood.
The categories decide what comes up: start with “Arguing and weighing up” alone and add the rest when you are ready.
You learn Spanish. The cards, the categories and the usage notes are in English, so you never have to learn through a third language.
What you learn
- 315 phrases from business, law, science and the arts
- The fine distinctions: ser and estar, por and para
- Reading register: formal, colloquial, bureaucratic
- Figurative phrases that mean nothing word for word
- Weighing arguments, conceding and refuting
The categories
10 categories sort the 315 cards. You can filter by category and take on what is due right now.
- Arguing and weighing up
- Economy and markets
- Science and technology
- Law and justice
- Culture and literature
- Mind and behaviour
- History and politics
- Language and register
- Fine distinctions
- Figurative phrases
What you get
Here are three of the 315 cards you get when you buy the deck.
With foreign-language content the answers are read aloud as well, so you know how the words and sentences are pronounced.
Question
It is fair to assume it will get dearer.
Answer
Cabe suponer que subirá.
Note
[ˈkaβe supoˈneɾ] · caber plus infinitive means it is possible to assume · Word field: cabe destacar (it is worth noting), presumir (to presume)
Question
It is worth noting that nobody objected.
Answer
Cabe destacar que nadie objetó.
Note
[destaˈkaɾ] · destacar means to stand out and to highlight · Word field: subrayar (to underline), resaltar (to stress)
Question
The argument does not hold.
Answer
El argumento no se sostiene.
Note
[no se sosˈtjene] · sostenerse means to hold up · Word field: refutar (to refute), sólido (sound)
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How many cards are in Spanish B2: register?
315 cards, sorted into 10 categories.
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