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EXAMEN TIC II


 Desde el lunes 4 hasta el jueves 14 de junio, casi 300.000 alumnos de toda España se enfrentan a la antigua Selectividad, denominada desde el año pasado EvAU (Evaluación de Acceso a la Universidad) en algunas comunidades.

Aunque la prueba es muy parecida a la de 2017, este año cuenta con novedades en el proceso para subir nota. Los alumnos tendrán que examinarse de tres asignaturas troncales comunes para todas las modalidades de Bachillerato. Esta fase obligatoria se compone de Historia de España, Lengua Castellana y Literatura y Primera Lengua Extrangeray sus calificaciones tendrán una validez indefinida, como venía sucediendo hasta ahora.

Aquí les dejo un enlace a una noticia relacionada con el tema.

Mas del 90% de los alumnos aprueba la EvAU



OTROS ENLACES DE INTERÉS:
- lista de verbos irregulares en pdf: lista de verbos irregulares
-Audio para repasar el pasdo simple: Audio



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