CCEA • Spanish

"The play 'La Casa de Bernarda Alba' is a criticism of the inequality between the sexes- Do you agree?". This essay received an A* grade for the literature section of A Level Spanish and is fully annotated, with feedback. Happy studying!

This essays analyses the symbols used by Lorca in "La Casa de Bernarda Alba" as part of the literature section of A Level Spanish. This essay is fully colour coded. Happy studying!

'In the play “The House of Bernarda Alba, what others might say has much importance. What does it consist of and what impact does it have in the play?'. This is an essay for "La Casa de Bernarda Alba" for the Literature section of A Level Spanish. I have included the essay in Spanish and a summary in English. I have also included a fully annotated and colour coded copy of the essay. Happy studying!

"For Bernarda, her reputation is more important than the happiness of her daughters- do you agree?". This is an essay on "La Casa de Bernarda Alba" as part of the literature section of A Level Spanish. I have included the essay in Spanish and a plan in English. In addition, I have included a colour coded and annotated essay with feedback. Happy studying!

This essay on Adela from "La Casa de Bernarda Alba" received an A grade for the literature section of A Level Spanish. I have included feedback, an in-depth plan, and a colour-coded annotated copy of the essay. Happy studying!

This essay received an A* grade for the literature section in A Level Spanish. This essay is on Bernarda's control and behaviour in "La Casa de Bernarda Alba". I've included the full essay (colour coded and annotated) as well as an in-depth plan. Happy studying!

What responsibility does Pepe el Romano have in respect to Adela’s death? Explain your answer. This essay received an A for the literature section of A Level Spanish. I have included feedback, an essay plan, and an annotated copy of the essay. I hope it's useful!

'In “La Casa de Bernarda Alba” by Lorca, to what point can Bernarda’s attitudes and behaviour be understood, if not justified?'. This essay received an A* grade for the literature section of A Level Spanish. I have included a colour coded, fully annotated copy of this essay with feedback. Happy studying!

This document includes four mind maps, with notes both in English and Spanish. These notes support the literature section of A Level Spanish, following "La Casa de Bernarda Alba". Four themes/characters are covered: Adela, Maria Josefa, Bernarda, and Masculinity in the Play. Happy studying!

I created these notes for the literature section of A Level Spanish, covering "La Casa de Bernarda Alba" by Lorca. This covers vocabulary for essays, with useful sentences in both Spanish and English. Happy studying!