Changing schools

"Cambio de colegio"
Spanish B1 writing exercise

María is starting at a new school.

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Some vocabulary you may want to look up before or during this exercise: "chapter (section in a book)", "excitement", "nervousness", "step (footstep)", "to realize", "to reinvent" and "unforgettable".

Written by qualified Spanish expert Silvia Piriz BA
Last updated: 2023-08-10

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You’ll practise: Nombre, Género femenino, Pronombre de complemento indirecto

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María is experiencing a new chapter in her life. She changed schools in Puerto Rico. As she walks the unknown halls and watches the new faces around her, a mixture of excitement and nervousness fills her being. With each step, she realizes that she has the opportunity to reinvent herself, to write new chapters of friendships, exciting achievements and experiences. Though she misses the familiarity of her old school, she is ready to start this stage, discover her true potential and create unforgettable memories at her new school.

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