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AP Spanish Language Flashcards — Academic Vocabulary and Cultural Terms

Free AP Spanish Language flashcards covering academic vocabulary, grammatical structures, and cultural comparison terms for the AP Spanish exam.

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Study AP Spanish Language and Culture with flashcards covering the academic vocabulary, grammatical structures, and cultural comparison frameworks tested on the exam.

Key AP Spanish Language Vocabulary Categories

  • Discourse Connectors: sin embargo (however), no obstante (nevertheless), por lo tanto (therefore), en cuanto a (regarding), a pesar de (despite), cabe destacar (it is worth noting), en efecto (indeed). These elevate writing from conversational to academic register.
  • Presentational Writing Terms: For the argumentative essay, introduce sources with: según [nombre del autor/la fuente] (according to...), el artículo sostiene que (the article argues that), la gráfica muestra que (the graph shows that).
  • Subjunctive Triggers: Wishes (querer que), doubts (dudar que), emotions (alegrarse de que), impersonal expressions (es importante que), conjunctions (para que, a menos que, aunque + uncertainty).
  • Cultural Comparison Framework: En mi comunidad... / En cambio, en los países hispanohablantes... / A diferencia de... / Una similitud importante es que... / Esto se debe a que... Structure comparisons to address both communities specifically.
  • Email Register: Formal opening: Estimado/a Sr./Sra. [apellido]:. Formal closing: Quedo a su disposición. / Atentamente,. Use usted (not tú) throughout. Respond to all points in the prompt.

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