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Ser Conjugation: Learn to Conjugate Ser in Spanish

If you’ve ever dipped your toes into learning Spanish, you’ve likely encountered the verb “ser.” It’s one of the most fundamental verbs in the language, used to describe identity, characteristics, origin, and more. You’ll hear it everywhere, just by watching movies, social media videos, or listening to music or a podcast.  But here’s the catch:…

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How to Master the Imperfect Subjunctive in Spanish

Today we’re going to be talking about many learners’ biggest fear – the imperfect subjunctive in Spanish.  This tricky subjunctive conjugation is often considered to be one of the most difficult grammar topics for learners to really master since there are lots of irregulars, and even the concept is hard to grasp.  But don’t let…

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The Complete Guide to Past Subjunctive Spanish

Now that you’re really starting to get a handle on the Spanish language, it’s time to tackle one of the most difficult subjunctive conjugation: the past subjunctive.  As if the past tenses and the subjunctive mood weren’t difficult enough, today we’re going to be combining the two! This is one of those examples of grammar topics that strike fear…

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The Complete Guide to Subjunctive vs Indicative in Spanish

Imagine trying to express your hopes, doubts, or certainties in Spanish, only to realize that the way you say it changes everything. That’s where the subjunctive and indicative moods come into play.  These two moods can completely alter the meaning of a sentence, depending on what you’re trying to convey. Let’s dive into the fascinating…

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Mastering the Present Participle in Spanish

Ever noticed how adding “-ing” to a verb in English instantly turns it into something that’s happening right now? Well, Spanish has its own version of this, and it’s called the present participle. Whether you’re running, eating, or just chilling, the present participle is your go-to form for describing ongoing actions. Let’s explore how this…

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A Complete Guide to Present Tense in Spanish

Today we’re starting from the beginning. Present tense verbs – Spanish learners’ first obstacle to overcome.  Whenever you start learning any language, you’ll need to figure out how to conjugate verbs correctly. That is – changing the endings of verbs so that they match the subject pronoun. So that’s where we’re going to start today….