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- The Spanish Verb Dar And Expressions Using This VerbThis lesson covers Spanish expressions using the Spanish verb “dar.” Many of these expressions can’t be translated literally to English, so I won’t give you a direct translation but I will try to say what you would say in each situation in English. Me da igual/ Me da lo mismo: It doesn’t matter to me. ¿Qué preferís [...]
- How To Use The Spanish Verb ParecerThis lesson covers how to use the Spanish verb “parecer.” This is a Spanish verb which students sometimes have problems, because it is used in different ways and with different meanings. This verb is Parecer (to seem, to look like, to appear), and you can also use it as a reflexive verb and like a [...]
- Uses of the Imperfect Subjunctive in SpanishIn this lesson, I will cover some uses of the Imperfect subjunctive in Spanish. If you know the Subjunctive, you know that you have to use it with objectives. A subject does an action for a target of another subject. So, we always use the Subjunctive when we use these phrases: Para que (for/in order to) Con [...]
- Accents In The Spanish Language – Orthography or Writing In SpanishThis article is about orthography in the Spanish language or writing in Spanish with the correct letters and spelling. All words have an accent, meaning you use more force in the pronunciation of one of the syllables, but some of them have Tilde, which is a written accent in one of the syllables. We will [...]
- Uses Of The Conditional Simple In Spanish And How To Conjugate ItKnowing Spanish’s Conditional Simple is very useful. Spanish’s Conditional Simple is also easy to conjugate if you know the Indicative Mood. Although many grammarians will argue that the conditional is not a tense, in this lesson I will not get involved in that debate. I simply cover the uses of the Spanish’s Conditional Simple and [...]
- Use Of Reported Speech Or Indirect Speech In SpanishIn this Spanish grammar lesson, we will cover the use of Reported Speech Or Indirect Speech In Spanish. Indirect Speech is an important and necessary way to say what another person said. With that in mind, we are going to use the third person. Let’s see an example: “No tengo tiempo para descansar.” (I don’t have [...]
- Pronouns in Spanish – Spanish Grammar Lessonn this Spanish grammar lesson, we are going to take a look at pronouns in Spanish; a subject that usually is very difficult for students. We are going to start with the Direct Object and then we are going to learn the Indirect Object and replace both of them in a phrase. The Direct Object [...]
- Spanish Subjunctive With Preferences And EmotionsLet’s take a look how to use the subjunctive in Spanish with preferences and emotions. In this instance, we convey a thought or emotion or preference based on an action performed by another person or thing. For example, let’s imagine a conversation between a couple that is arguing: Melina: Me molesta que pongas las toallas sobre la [...]
- How To Use The Passive Voice in Spanish: Spanish Grammar LessonToday we are going to learn about how to use the passive voice in Spanish, which is used normally in literature and newspaper articles. In daily life the Passive Voice has been replaced by what we call “la pasiva refleja” (the passive reflecting) which we will take a look at also in this lesson. For the [...]
- How To Make Comparisons in SpanishIn this lesson we are going to learn how to make comparisons in Spanish. To understand how to make comparisons in Spanish, it is important to understand that making comparisons about adjectives, nouns, or verbs all have some differences. Let’s take a look. Comparisons of Adjectives Roberto es más alto que Martín. Más + Adjective + Que [...]
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