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Drills deck · part of Spanish A1–B2 · written against: CEFR levels A1–B2; neutral Latin-American Spanish with Spain variants noted. Updated 2026-10-10.

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  1. El jurado tardó tres horas en elegir al winner (not vencedor, not triunfador) entre cuarenta participantes. — The jury took three hours to choose the winner from forty entrants.
    El jurado tardó tres horas en elegir al ganador entre cuarenta participantes. — The jury took three hours to choose the winner from forty entrants.
    People & society
  2. Un fire, blaze (not fuego) forestal obligó a evacuar a cientos de familias. — A wildfire made it necessary to evacuate hundreds of families.
    Un incendio forestal obligó a evacuar a cientos de familias. — A wildfire made it necessary to evacuate hundreds of families.
    Law & the news
  3. Mi hijo mayor se puso jealous cuando nació su hermanita. — My eldest son got jealous when his little sister was born.
    Mi hijo mayor se puso celoso cuando nació su hermanita. — My eldest son got jealous when his little sister was born.
    Feelings & ideas
  4. Después de la caída, tuvo que operarse la knee y dejar de correr. — After the fall, they had to have knee surgery and stop running.
    Después de la caída, tuvo que operarse la rodilla y dejar de correr. — After the fall, they had to have knee surgery and stop running.
    Body & health
  5. Un fuerte smell a gas nos despertó a medianoche. — A strong smell of gas woke us up at midnight.
    Un fuerte olor a gas nos despertó a medianoche. — A strong smell of gas woke us up at midnight.
    Home & everyday life
  6. Mis abuelos vendieron la farm (not finca, not chacra) porque ya nadie quería trabajar la tierra. — My grandparents sold the farm because nobody wanted to work the land anymore.
    Mis abuelos vendieron la granja porque ya nadie quería trabajar la tierra. — My grandparents sold the farm because nobody wanted to work the land anymore.
    Places & nature
  7. El fabricante to withdraw, to pull (not sacar) del mercado miles de juguetes peligrosos. — The manufacturer pulled thousands of dangerous toys off the market.
    El fabricante retiró del mercado miles de juguetes peligrosos. — The manufacturer pulled thousands of dangerous toys off the market.
    Key verbs
  8. No es el momento right, suitable (cognate of English adequate) para anunciar la boda; la abuela sigue en el hospital. — It is not the right moment to announce the wedding; Grandma is still in the hospital.
    No es el momento adecuado para anunciar la boda; la abuela sigue en el hospital. — It is not the right moment to announce the wedding; Grandma is still in the hospital.
    Description & adverbs

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  • Sentences reuse or follow the folder's B2 vocabulary decks; word selection follows a frequency list of Spanish content words (OpenSubtitles 2018 via hermitdave/FrequencyWords: word lists CC BY-SA 4.0, code MIT) checked against the Instituto Cervantes PCIC B2 inventories as a reference. All sentences are original. Words, forms and agreement checked against the Diccionario de la lengua española (dle.rae.es) and the Diccionario panhispánico de dudas (rae.es/dpd), with SpanishDict, WordReference and Cambridge Spanish–English entries for glosses.

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