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Fuenteovejuna: read in Spanish (B1)

Read Fuenteovejuna retold in Spanish: a MovaReader adaptation of Lope de Vega’s play for level B1, with all the tenses and word translation.

Fuenteovejuna (adaptación, Lope de Vega)

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Level B1 Reading focus

What you'll learn

Ojalá with the imperfect subjunctive, si-clauses with the pluperfect and the conditional, imperatives for vosotros, old forms of address (vos, vuestra señoría), reported speech, vocabulary of village life, honour and power

This article contains a MovaReader adaptation of Lope de Vega’s play Fuenteovejuna (1619), retold in Spanish prose in 14 chapters that follow the main line of the play. Level B1 suits learners who are working through all the tenses: sentences of about 12 words, ojalá with the imperfect subjunctive, si-clauses with the pluperfect, imperatives and the old forms of address vos and vuestra señoría, and plenty of spoken dialogue. You will learn the vocabulary of village life, honour and power, and the polite and angry registers of speech.

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