How to Form the Simple Future Tense in Spanish
There are two ways of expressing the future in Spanish, just as there are in English. This lesson is about the one-word, or simple form in Spanish.
Continue ReadingThere are two ways of expressing the future in Spanish, just as there are in English. This lesson is about the one-word, or simple form in Spanish.
Continue ReadingManners matter! When these three verbs, and these three alone, are used as helping verbs, there are three forms each which convey no difference in …
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Continue ReadingMost of the difficulty with these two Spanish verbs results from their being improperly introduced to learners. This brief article sets the record …
Continue ReadingSeriously, though: many students are comfortable with “hay” as the equivalent of “there is” and “there are” …
Continue ReadingThere are a number of ways in which English speakers use the word “wonder” – and each has a different solution in Spanish. This …
Continue ReadingEvery student of Spanish comes up against the problem of whether it is right to use “le” or “lo” – and sometimes …
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Continue ReadingIf you look in any bilingual Spanish-English dictionary, you’ll discover there is no one-word translation for the English word …
Continue ReadingThis article takes you beyond being able to speak about color in Spanish than simply knowing the names of the three primary and three secondary …
Continue ReadingPoder, querer, saber and conocer – four high-frequency verbs which, when used in the preterite, do not mean what they normally mean. Better yet: …
Continue ReadingWords that join and unjoin…. conjunctions also play a stylistic role in Spanish. Read this brief article to know what they are and how they are …
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