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    Practice Spanish speaking about News & Opinions at intermediate level

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    B1-B2 level — Natural pace, varied vocabulary, some corrections

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    You can have basic conversations but want more fluency.

    You hesitate when using complex grammar.

    You want to expand your vocabulary.

    What you'll practice

    Share opinions politely and ask follow-up questions.

    Explain reasons and nuance ("on the other hand", "it depends").

    Practice speaking without needing perfect vocabulary.

    Example conversation starters

    What news stories are you following?

    How do you stay informed?

    What's your take on current events?

    How do you fact-check information?

    What's a recent story that surprised you?

    Do you discuss politics with friends or family?

    Key phrases you'll actually use

    He estado siguiendo la historia de...

    I've been following the story about...

    ¿Has oído hablar de...?

    Have you heard about...?

    Por lo que entiendo...

    From what I understand...

    En mi opinión...

    In my opinion...

    Tiendo a estar de acuerdo/en desacuerdo.

    I tend to agree/disagree.

    Es un buen punto.

    That's a fair point.

    Common mistakes to avoid

    Using "actually" to mean "currently" — in English it means "in fact."

    Saying "I am agree" instead of "I agree."

    Using "news" as plural — it's uncountable (say "a piece of news," not "a news").

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