51 Early Intermediate Test your Spanish level B1 B2 LightSpeed Spanish

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[bluegtturbo]

OMG that Cynthia's mix of Geordie and Spanish accent is priceless🤣

[katherincastillo]

This is the first time I am watching your videos because I was curious to know how a foreign person learns Spanish. As a native Spanish speaker I would say that your content is incredible, you reminded me when I was in high school and some teachers tried to explain all these rules… keep up the good work! 💕

[hoagied]

Interestingly I got like 4 of the B1 questions wrong but got all the B2 questions right. Thank you for for this test!

[chriskalberg]

really enjoy these mini quizzes with explaination...muchas gracias.

[noedog]

This is a great supplement to the podcast. Nice to see you!

[danklingspon]

Hola y mil gracias por este reto excelente. Sus explicaciones son útiles. Gracias otra vez y que tengan un super buen día.

[sweetunicorn]

I'm on my third year at university studying spanish which is my third language and I've got 2 answers wrong from B2. Thank you guys for this video it was so much fun!

[kkayaker]

Interesting. As a Canadian I don't think I have ever heard anyone say "he will be busy" after "lucas hasn't come today". Maybe "he was busy" or "he is busy" but never "he will be busy".

[BEMOTIVATEDrm]

Please continue these series it's a great way to learn

[logan]

I come back to this video every once in a while and slowly I get more and more questions correct. LightSpeed Spanish + Duolingo are helping me become increasingly fluent. So cool to be able to see the changes!

[mandylavida]

My driving instructor used to say to me -You really learn to drive after you have taken your test. It's the same with almost all exams.

[fridaf.uggedal]

The grammar «tips» we get to remember, helps me a lot👍Thank you🌷

[jankrir]

Your explanations and tricks to remember are so helpful ...I keep looking at other ways to learn but you are both so good I just keep coming back to you ...and this time I will STAY and get your books then I might actually remember this stuff!!! Thanks Cynthia and Gordon!

[daphnecarpenter]

Number 7 stumped me, I didn’t know that, thanks for this info:)

[lucas-vqib]

Como hablante nativo del español, creo que la 12 suena muy raro, lucas no ha venido hoy suena como si estuviera en pasado, por eso creo que podria ser:
Lucas no ha venido hoy. (El) estaba o estuvo (si es pasado) o esta (presente) ocupado.
Sino puede ser tambien:
Lucas no vendra hoy. (El) estara ocupado.

[intramotus]

This is great and very useful quiz because each question makes a distinction. Well done !

[juanito]

This video took me 2 hours to complete as I kept pausing to research so many things you discussed! Muchas gracias

[rohitkhantwal]

Very very very usefull video can you make more videos like this

[tuercacaso]

Cynthia, I have to remark on the fact that your questions in these small tests are so very good -- of such high quality! They are helpful, useful, and intelligently formed. I can't tell you how often the questions in books and other resources ask the most profoundly unhelpful, or boring, aka unconnected to reality, or downright retarded questions, which is a real show stopper for me. Maybe this is an example of these materials “teaching down” instead of up? So often, I feel as if those questions are actually “rigged” to make the student pay more attention to what "they" want her to answer than to test her actual knowledge.

You really seem to drill down into where the "cracks" in our (second) language learning will show up. I mean, it’s just uncanny. I think your own trials with English have given you a great insight to where we will struggle; Gordon has to be thankful that he is also such a good teacher, or he would sit in despair while you stole the show, LOL!

I continue to be impressed by all the little nuances in your presentations to those of us who speak English natively. Our lengua materna is a real "humdinger" and you are so good at it, that it’s easy to see how much your attention to detail translates to actually helpful lessons. I am so tickled that I've found you both, teaching here on LightSpeed Spanish -- I would so love to return to Spain (been twice) and take an immersion course with you all, but with all the rot going on these days with carrying proof and papers and such, travel is just a dream for now.

BTW, as a person from North America, I did slow down and really parse #8, but I focused quickly in on the first part of the sentence being a possibility that triggered another possibility of a different type [would have] and got that one right. What really made me proud of myself is that I figured it out just the way Gordon described it and you affirmed. So, thankfully, my learning has grown roots deeper than I had thought. Whew... of the three that I missed or simply had doubts about, it really showed me EXACTLY where and how to focus even more sharply. Wow!

[Barrackslass]

Really useful video thanks! I live in Murcia now and that’s where I’m learning and practicing speaking Spanish - it certainly makes it interesting!! 😆