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At Higher Tier the assessments are based on the General Vocabulary List, the Foundation Vocabulary List and the Higher Vocabulary List. In addition, you should also expect to encounter some unfamiliar vocabulary and may be tested on it.  \nGENERAL VOCABULARY LIST – You will be expected to use and understand the following vocabulary. It isnot restricted to specific settings and can occur in any of the topic areas.  \n\n| COMPARISONS: |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| bastante | quite | bien | well |\n| demasiado | Too | igual de | same as/equal to |\n| más (que) | more (than) | máximo | maximum |\n| mayor | older | la mayoría | the majority |\n| mejor | best/better | menor | younger |\n| menos (que) | less (than) | minimo | minimum |\n| mismo | same | muy | very |\n| parecido a | similar to | peor | worse |\n| poco | few (little)/not very | por ejemplo | for example |\n| tan (+ adj)….como | as (+ adj)   as | tanto (+noun)….como | as   much/many as |\n| comparar | to compare |  |  |\n\n\n| CONJUNCTIONS: |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| a pesar de | despite/in spite of | así que | so |\n| aun (si) | even (if) | aunque | although |\n| como | as/like | cuando | when |\n| incluso | including | mientras (que) | whilst |\n| o/u (before o-/ho-) | Or | pero | but |\n| por eso | that’s why | por lo tanto | therefore |\n| porque | because | pues | then/well |\n| si | If | sin embargo | however |\n| tal vez | perhaps/maybe | también | also |\n| y/e (before i-/hi-) | and | ya (que) | since/as |\n\n\n| CONNECTIVES: |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| además | as well (as)/(apart from) | además de | apart from |\n| claro que | clear that/of course | dado que | given that |\n| es decir | that is | por un lado/por otro lado | on the one hand/on the other hand |\n| por otra parte | anyway/in any case | sin duda | without doubt |\n|  |  |  |  |\n| PREPOSITIONS: |  |  |  |\n| a | at/to/on (transport) | con | with |\n| de | of/from | en | in/on |\n| hacia | toward(s) | hasta | until |\n| para | For | por | for/because of/by |\n\n\n| según | according to | sin | without |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |\n| NEGATIVES: |  |  |  |\n| Jamás | Never | Ni   ni | Neither   Nor |\n| Nada | Nothing (not anything) | Nadie | No one/nobody |\n| Ninguno/a + noun | No + noun/not any | No | Not |\n| Nunca | Never | Sino | If not |\n| Tampoco | Not…either | Ya no | Any more |\n\n\n| THE IMPORTANT VERBS: |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Acabar de + infin | To have just + verb | Dar | To give |\n| Deber (+ infin) | To owe (have to) | Estar | To be (location/feeling) |\n| Hacer | To do/make | Hacerse | To become |\n| Hay | There is/are | Hay que + infin | To have to + verb |\n| Ir | To go | Ir a + infin | To go to + verb |\n| Irse | To leave | Ocurrir | To","cbCaie6BNq26Up3Q","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie6BNq26Up3Q","pdf",1602306,"English","# Table of Contents\n## GENERAL VOCABULARY\n## Comparisons\n## Conjunctions\n## Connectives\n## Prepositions\n## Negatives\n## Important Verbs\n## Asking Questions\n## Common Questions\n## Greetings and Exclamations\n## Opinions\n## Expressions of Time\n## Time\n## Location/Distance\n## Colour\n## Weights & Measures\n## Shape\n## Weather\n## Access\n## Correctness\n## Materials\n## Abbreviations\n## FOUNDATION TIER\n## Health\n## Relationship & Choices\n## Free Time & The Media\n## Holidays\n## Home & Local Area\n## Environment\n## School/College & Future Plans\n## Current & Future Jobs\n## HIGHER TIER","[{\"question\":\"What vocabulary lists do the AQA assessments use for Foundation Tier and Higher Tier?\",\"answer\":\"Foundation Tier assessments are based on the General Vocabulary List and the Foundation Vocabulary List. 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