How to Express "Again" in Spanish
Believe it or not, there is not just one meaning of “again” in English! It’s important to know the differences when you want to …
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How to Say 'above' in Spanish
Are you wondering how to express the exact meaning for above in Spanish? There are different words which are used for nuance in Spanish. Is something …
Continue ReadingHow to Say "About" in Spanish
In English, there are various meanings of the word “about.” This creates some confusion to students of Spanish. This brief article covers …
Continue ReadingHow to Talk about "agreeing" in Spanish
Watch out for the English verb “to agree.” There are various ways that this verb is nuanced in English, depending on the prepositions used …
Continue ReadingWhat 'Actual' Means in Spanish
Most problems surrounding these words for English speakers who are learning Spanish is realizing how they are using them. This article shows the two …
Continue ReadingWhere to Place Object Pronouns in a Sentence: A Lesson Plan
Students of Spanish learn object pronouns and understand the differences of each type, but they often get stuck when it comes to their placement, …
Continue ReadingSpanish Festivals: Tomatoes, Babies and Snails
Funny, weird and ludicrous are the words best describing these three Spanish festivals. Learn about dates, locations and backgrounds.
Continue ReadingSpanish Help: How to Form and Use the Absolute Superlative
If someone or something is so good, bad or exhibits any quality in the “-nth” degree such that no comparison would really be worth it or …
Continue ReadingTeaching Direct Object Pronouns in Spanish
Most students are introduced to direct object pronouns before indirect ones. Usually, they are presented under the guise of “how to avoid the …
Continue ReadingThe Difference Between Saber and Conocer in Spanish
Since both of these verbs translate into English as “to know,” it is plain that English has at least two ways of using its own verb. This …
Continue Reading"Salir" vs. "Dejar" in Spanish: Learn the Difference
As often happens with many verb groups or pairs, the difficulty in usage is often due to there being one verb in English that is used in more than one …
Continue ReadingHow to Express a Comparison of Equality in Spanish
There are three grades of comparison in Spanish: Equality, Inequality and Superlative. This lesson plan provides teaching tips to help your students …
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