Doing your daily Anki sentences, listening music, watching
Spanish television, etc., etc. It's great to do that every day,
but frankly: it's only for your general studying, to get better
in Spanish in general. But what if you have to prepare for
Spanish tests, either in high school or in college? How do you
prepare for, let's say, the vocabulary part? This can be rough,
especially if you don't know where to start. On an average,
people try to jam vocabulary lists in their head using brute-
force learning. Reading words over and over again, saying them
out loud. Some people in my class do this, and even I did it.
With no success. But now I pass the vocabulary tests with almost
straight A's. And it's quite easy AND fun because I know I'll
pass the next test. So what do I do? It's simple: I use Anki for
my vocabulary training. The book we use in school is called
Gente 2, and the vocabulary in the tests comes from the stories
in that book. Every test we need to know the vocabulary in 4 of
the 11 chapters bij heart