Match the word to what this sentence actually says.
Review vigente, opcional, adjunto, previo, agotadas and sustituir in original Spanish contexts with checked dictionary meanings.
Your count records matching answers on six selected Spanish tasks. It is not a CEFR level, vocabulary-size estimate, percentile or work qualification. All explanations and this complete guide are available at zero, partial and perfect counts.
Six meanings, not a word inventory
These tasks concern a rule remaining in force, optional participation, a file accompanying a message, an earlier review, an exhausted ticket supply and replacing an object. The sentence selects the relevant meaning. A dictionary may list other senses: agotado can concern exhaustion in a person, for example, but the item supplies a ticket context. One recognised sense is not complete knowledge of a word.
A word can change the practical conclusion
Imagine a fictional event note saying La charla es opcional. That does not mean the talk is cancelled; it leaves attendance to each person. Compare La charla es obligatoria, which states a different participation condition. The phrases help expose the meaning difference. They do not establish what any real organisation is allowed to require or whether a particular person should attend.
Keep the supplied limit with the meaning
Adjunto describes how a file accompanies a message; recognising it does not prove that an actual sender included the file. Vigente states current effect in the fictional notice, not that a policy is permanent. Previo marks an earlier stage, not a guarantee that the review was thorough. Read the nearby sentence details and avoid enlarging a word into a promise the text never makes.
Create a useful contrast in Spanish
Choose one target meaning and write a new short situation in Spanish. Then replace it with a contrasting meaning and explain which fact would change. Check the relevant dictionary sense after writing rather than copying its example. You can also ask whether your new sentence needs a different adjective ending. This is suggested practice, with no measured improvement rate or promised learning time.
Visible alternatives narrow the task
Recognising a Spanish paraphrase from four alternatives differs from recalling a word without help, using it naturally in a conversation or understanding fast speech. The bank has no vocabulary-frequency sampling model, norms or productive-vocabulary mark. Counts cannot estimate how many words you know. Reviewing the explanations can suggest a next topic without assigning a fixed language level or employment judgement.