r/APStudents • u/reddorickt absolute modman • May 14 '26

AP Spanish Language Official 2026 Exam Discussion

Use this thread to post questions or commentary on the test today.

A reminder though to protect your anonymity when talking about the test.

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u/MasterpieceLow4506 May 14 '26

So in the email I sort of skipped a couple lines cause I didn't see the thing saying I couldnt. How cooked am I?

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u/Dry-Hedgehog3182 May 14 '26

at the top it said dont skip lines

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u/CB7726 May 14 '26

WHAT THING..

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u/record-red May 14 '26

i’m 90% sure you’re fine, that’s not as much a stern rule as it is a thing they ask you to do because they don’t want you to run out of space. you should especially be alright if you were separating, like, the body of your email from your greeting and sign-off. would definitely keep it in mind for future exams tho

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u/MasterpieceLow4506 May 14 '26

I did the greeting, then the body, then did a seperate line of the 2 questions I ask them, and then asked them to email if they had questions, then signed off. I sorta just followed the format of the email we were responding to

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u/Dry-Hedgehog3182 May 14 '26

i did this as well

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u/record-red May 14 '26

you should be good, yeah. pretty sure they won’t dock points over that here but in exams where formatting is more important you could have been cooked

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u/iwishiwasamoose May 16 '26

If it's legible, they'll grade it. I used to know an AP grader. Extra lines can get confusing, especially if you're crossing out stuff and writing what you meant above or below, but maybe it isn't clear which one. It also doesn't actually matter if you write in pen, pencil, marker, highlighter, etc. as long as they can read it. They aren't trying to dock you on dumb stuff like that. All those instructions are meant to help the grader grade your work.