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Tags Grammar February 21, 2023 Por vs Para in Spanish: Everything You Need to Know Taking the award for Most Confusing Grammar Topic for Spanish Learners is por vs para. These two little Spanish prepositions remain one
Tags Grammar December 23, 2022 Stem-Changing Verbs: Spanish Grammar Made Simple Today we’re going to take a look at one of the first concepts in Spanish grammar you’ll need to master – stem
Tags Grammar February 21, 2023 How to Use Subject Pronouns in Spanish Like a Native Spanish subject pronouns are usually some of the first words you learn on Day 1 of your Spanish class. But are you
Tags Grammar December 23, 2022 How to Master Indirect Object Pronouns in Spanish Unlike in English, when it comes to indirect object pronouns, it’s actually quite easy in Spanish! Finally – a Spanish grammar topic
Tags Grammar December 21, 2022 Step-By-Step Guide to Using Transition Words in Spanish Spanish transition words are necessary to connect sentences and, therefore, ideas. Use them to organize your speech and sound more natural. Written
Tags Grammar December 13, 2022 The Present Progressive in Spanish Made Simple The present progressive in Spanish might seem a little daunting at first since you need to conjugate two different verbs to use
Tags Grammar December 19, 2022 Hacer Preterite Conjugation: Keys to Learning Spanish Irregular Verbs As you’re studying Spanish conjugations, you might notice that the irregular verb Hacer is one of the most difficult verbs to memorize
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