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Quick-see overview of top 16 DELEhelp Spanish exam acing blog posts of the past three years, grouped for easy access
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Know how the DELE exam oral is scored. What are examiners looking for? The four assessment criteria: fluency, coherence, correctness & linguistic scope (vocabulary) illustrated and explained with real exam samples.
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