<p>Well, my AP Spanish class used Triangulo in class as well. This seemed to work, as I recieved a 5 on the exam (I’m asian, non-native). As for listening and speaking, these are developed through practice, practice, practice. Watch telemundo if you are relaxing in front of the tube. Practice speaking spanish to your dog, your pillow, anything really.
On the actual exam, as long as you can speak continuously for a couple minutes you’ll be fine. It doesnt need to be most coherent or eloquent speech you’ve ever given, but make sure that you just keep talking during the exam.<br>
As for the listening portion of the exam, I thought that it was impossible. But practice, and I’m sure that you can do well.<br>
In class, make sure that you study new vocab words and grammer. Especially grammer, because you need to be really comfortable with the it if you want to be able to speak comfortably.
Best of luck to you. You can definitely score a 4 or even a 5 if you work at it.</p>