AS 91973 · 5 credits · Internal
Writing Spanish
Communicate in Spanish for a chosen purpose
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This standard asks you to communicate in Spanish in a way that fits a purpose you've chosen—whether that's sharing about yourself, promoting an event, or talking about something you've experienced. You need to express information, ideas, and opinions clearly, and you should be able to talk about things happening now, in the past, or in the future. Small mistakes are okay as long as your overall message comes across.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Choose a clear purpose for your communication (like sharing an interest, promoting an event, or describing an experience) and keep your audience and context in mind
- ·Use appropriate Spanish vocabulary, sentence structures, and phrases to express information, ideas, and opinions relevant to your chosen context
- ·Refer to events or experiences in the present, past, or future tenses
- ·For Merit and above: show variety in your language by using different sentence types and vocabulary, and linking your ideas together logically
- ·For Excellence: demonstrate consistent accuracy in your Spanish, use well-chosen vocabulary and complex sentences confidently, and connect all your ideas clearly throughout the piece
You communicate your message in Spanish clearly enough that your meaning gets across, even if there are some mistakes along the way.