1. Level 1 – I can: Level 2 – I can: Level 3 – I can: Level 4 – I can:
use some simple words & phrases.
Level 2 – I can:
say some short sentences.
write single words from memory and
copy short sentences correctly.
Level 3 – I can:
ask or answer 2-3 questions.
understand short passages.
write 2-3 sentences with help.
Level 4 – I can:
understand the main points of a passage.
recognise opinions and give mine.
write 3-4 sentences from memory.
Level 5 – I can:
use the past or the future as well as talking in the present tense.
use longer sentences and include my opinion
understand longer passages on different topics.
Level 6 – I can:
use and understand the past, present and future tense.
apply grammar rules to my work.
scan for information and understand different types of text even if it contains unfamiliar language.
choose texts to read on my own.
write a paragraph using descriptive language. I might make mistakes but the meaning is usually clear.
Level 7 – I can:
get the main points when listening to the foreign language even from material like TV reports and radio.
discuss things I am interested in.
pronounce most words well.
connect sentences and paragraphs, structure ideas.
include a variety of expressions.
use reference sources to check the accuracy.
Level 8 – I can:
understand the main points from different sources such as films which may involve harder language.
deal with unprepared questions and I don’t make many mistakes.
seek the views of others. My spelling and grammar are usually accurate.
read for personal interest.
Level 1 – I can:
use some simple words & phrases.
Level 2 – I can:
say some short sentences.
write single words from memory and
copy short sentences correctly.
Level 3 – I can:
ask or answer 2-3 questions.
understand short passages.
write 2-3 sentences with help.
Level 4 – I can:
understand the main points of a passage.
recognise opinions and give mine.
write 3-4 sentences from memory.
Level 5 – I can:
use the past or the future as well as talking in the present tense.
use longer sentences and include my opinion
understand longer passages on different topics.
Level 6 – I can:
use and understand the past, present and future tense.
apply grammar rules to my work.
scan for information and understand different types of text even if it contains unfamiliar language.
choose texts to read on my own.
write a paragraph using descriptive language. I might make mistakes but the meaning is usually clear.
Level 7 – I can:
get the main points when listening to the foreign language even from material like TV reports and radio.
discuss things I am interested in.
pronounce most words well.
connect sentences and paragraphs, structure ideas.
include a variety of expressions.
use reference sources to check the accuracy.
Level 8 – I can:
understand the main points from different sources such as films which may involve harder language.
deal with unprepared questions and I don’t make many mistakes.
seek the views of others. My spelling and grammar are usually accurate.
read for personal interest.
Level 1 – I can:
use some simple words & phrases.
Level 2 – I can:
say some short sentences.
write single words from memory and
copy short sentences correctly.
Level 3 – I can:
ask or answer 2-3 questions.
understand short passages.
write 2-3 sentences with help.
Level 4 – I can:
understand the main points of a passage.
recognise opinions and give mine.
write 3-4 sentences from memory.
Level 5 – I can:
use the past or the future as well as talking in the present tense.
use longer sentences and include my opinion
understand longer passages on different topics.
Level 6 – I can:
use and understand the past, present and future tense.
apply grammar rules to my work.
scan for information and understand different types of text even if it contains unfamiliar language.
choose texts to read on my own.
write a paragraph using descriptive language. I might make mistakes but the meaning is usually clear.
Level 7 – I can:
get the main points when listening to the foreign language even from material like TV reports and radio.
discuss things I am interested in.
pronounce most words well.
connect sentences and paragraphs, structure ideas.
include a variety of expressions.
use reference sources to check the accuracy.
Level 8 – I can:
understand the main points from different sources such as films which may involve harder language.
deal with unprepared questions and I don’t make many mistakes.
seek the views of others. My spelling and grammar are usually accurate.
read for personal interest.

2. Español Español Español
Present tense – first person
Me llamo – I am called
Tengo – I have
Soy – I am
Estoy – I am (position)
Vivo en – I live in
Quiero – I want
Necesito – I need
Juego – I play
Leo – I read
Veo – I watch
Opinions
Me gusta (n) – I like
Me encanta (n) – I love
Odio – I hate
Adverbs
muy - very bastante - quite
a veces - sometimes nunca- never siempre – always todavía - still
normalmente - normally
a menudo – often aún - yet
Key adjectives
divertido /a – fun
aburrido /a - boring
gracioso /a – funny
grande – big
pequeño /a – small
simpático /a – nice
antipático /a – unpleasant
interesante – interesting
importante – important
Connectives
y – and pero – but
o – or porque – because
luego – then aunque – although
además – furthermore
por lo tanto – therefore
sin embargo – however
Past tense – 1st person important verbs
Fui – I went Comí – I ate
Bebí – I drank Vi – I saw
Leí – I read Nadé – I swam
Jugué – I played Compré – I bought
Visité - visited Tuve – I had
Future tense using ir
Voy a + infinitive – I’m going to …
Va a + infinitive – he/she is going to ..
Vamos a + infinitive–We’re going to..
The conditional – I would
1st and 3rd person - infinitive + ía
Compraría – I/he/she would buy
Iría – I/he/she would go
Español
Present tense – first person
Me llamo – I am called
Tengo – I have
Soy – I am
Estoy – I am (position)
Vivo en – I live in
Quiero – I want
Necesito – I need
Juego – I play
Leo – I read
Veo – I watch
Opinions
Me gusta (n) – I like
Me encanta (n) – I love
Odio – I hate
Adverbs
muy - very bastante - quite
a veces - sometimes nunca- never siempre – always todavía - still
normalmente - normally
a menudo – often aún - yet
Key adjectives
divertido /a – fun
aburrido /a - boring
gracioso /a – funny
grande – big
pequeño /a – small
simpático /a – nice
antipático /a – unpleasant
interesante – interesting
importante – important
Connectives
y – and pero – but
o – or porque – because
luego – then aunque – although
además – furthermore
por lo tanto – therefore
sin embargo – however
Past tense – 1st person important verbs
Fui – I went Comí – I ate
Bebí – I drank Vi – I saw
Leí – I read Nadé – I swam
Jugué – I played Compré – I bought
Visité - visited Tuve – I had
Future tense using ir
Voy a + infinitive – I’m going to …
Va a + infinitive – he/she is going to ..
Vamos a + infinitive–We’re going to..
The conditional – I would
1st and 3rd person - infinitive + ía
Compraría – I/he/she would buy
Iría – I/he/she would go
Español
Present tense – first person
Me llamo – I am called
Tengo – I have
Soy – I am
Estoy – I am (position)
Vivo en – I live in
Quiero – I want
Necesito – I need
Juego – I play
Leo – I read
Veo – I watch
Opinions
Me gusta (n) – I like
Me encanta (n) – I love
Odio – I hate
Adverbs
muy - very bastante - quite
a veces - sometimes nunca- never siempre – always todavía - still
normalmente - normally
a menudo – often aún - yet
Key adjectives
divertido /a – fun
aburrido /a - boring
gracioso /a – funny
grande – big
pequeño /a – small
simpático /a – nice
antipático /a – unpleasant
interesante – interesting
importante – important
Connectives
y – and pero – but
o – or porque – because
luego – then aunque – although
además – furthermore
por lo tanto – therefore
sin embargo – however
Past tense – 1st person important verbs
Fui – I went Comí – I ate
Bebí – I drank Vi – I saw
Leí – I read Nadé – I swam
Jugué – I played Compré – I bought
Visité - visited Tuve – I had
Future tense using ir
Voy a + infinitive – I’m going to …
Va a + infinitive – he/she is going to ..
Vamos a + infinitive–We’re going to..
The conditional – I would
1st and 3rd person - infinitive + ía
Compraría – I/he/she would buy
Iría – I/he/she would go