AS 91572 · 5 credits · Internal
Writing Spanish
Write a variety of text types in clear Spanish to explore and justify varied ideas and perspectives
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You need to write several different types of Spanish texts (like emails, articles, letters, or opinion pieces) that explore and explain your own ideas and other people's viewpoints. The writing needs to be clear and well-organised, using correct Spanish grammar and vocabulary that fits who you're writing for and why. Your job is to develop your arguments with evidence or explanation, not just state opinions.
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- ·Write at least two different text types (such as formal letters, blogs, articles, emails, or persuasive pieces), each designed for a different purpose and audience
- ·Use clear Spanish with correct grammar, spelling, and vocabulary choices that match the formality level required
- ·Develop your own ideas and perspectives by providing explanations, evidence, or examples to support what you're saying
- ·Engage with different viewpoints by either supporting or challenging other people's perspectives, not just presenting your own
- ·Organise each text in a way that is culturally appropriate and fits the text type (for example, a formal letter looks like a formal letter, not a story)
You write different text types in clear Spanish with mostly correct language, explore your ideas with some explanation, and generally organise content appropriately despite minor errors in spelling, formality, or language conventions.