Read the question options BEFORE the recording starts. Know whose view you are tracking — then listen for that speaker's exact words and final opinion.
- Before listening: read all options and note which speaker each question asks about
- First play: identify each speaker's voice, name, or A/B label as early as possible
- Second play: confirm the specific statement you need for your answer
- Track the FINAL opinion of each speaker — not just the first thing they say
- Remember: AQA has no penalty for a wrong MCQ answer — always answer every question even if unsure
This introduction covers Estrategia de diálogo — Dialogue Strategy within Multiple speakers for GCSE Spanish. Revise Multiple speakers in Listening Traps for GCSE Spanish with 16 exam-style questions and 10 flashcards. Use this page as part of a wider topic revision path rather than treating it as an isolated fact. It is section 4 of 4 in this topic. Use this introduction to connect the idea to the wider topic before moving on to questions and flashcards.
Practice questions for Multiple speakers
Listen to the recording. What sport does Ana like?
Quick recall flashcards
"Él dice que…" vs "Ella dice que…"
Key for attribution questions. He/she distinction matters for "who said what" — students must track the gender of pronouns to identify the correct speaker.
Disagreement markers in dialogue
no estoy de acuerdo, pero, al contrario, sin embargo, qué va, en realidad. These signal the next speaker CONTRADICTS the previous one.