In this lesson, we will talk about Ser and Estar in Spanish, their conjugations and when to use each one of them. And some examples to clear any confusion. In Spanish, we have two verbs to express the English verb “to be”: Ser and Estar, each one has its own usage, before explaining each one, […]

In this lesson, we will talk about the possession in Spanish, how to express it and how to avoid the confusion, followed by examples. Possessive Adjectives In Spanish Possessive adjectives are used to indicate to whom or to what a thing/person belongs, and they always come before the owned: Mi libro – my book Every

In this lesson, we will talk about the plural in Spanish, how to easily form it (no matter the ending of the noun), followed by examples. We use the plural when talking about more than one of a given noun, and as in English, nouns in Spanish change their form in the plural, and the

In this lesson, we will talk about the imperative in Spanish, and how to use it to give command on both affirmative and negative forms. The imperative (also known as command) is the tense used when we want to give an order, or recommend or give instructions, and in Spanish, for the regular verbs, it’s

In this lesson we will talk about the articles in Spanish; definite and indefinite. with brief explanation. Definite Articles in Spanish When to use the definite article There are four definite articles in Spanish: el, la, los, las and they are the equivalent of the English “the“, they are used to specify or identify a

In This lesson we will talk about the Preterite perfect tense in Spanish (Pretérito perfecto), its form and when to use it, and the difference between this tense and the pretérito indefinido, let’s get started! The Preterite Perfect Tense In Spanish We use the preterite perfect (pretérito perfecto) in two ways: for actions that have

The preterite imperfect tense in Spanish (Pretérito Imperfecto) is used to talk about past habits that was usual in a period of time in the past, and to describe people, things or places in the past. In this lesson, we will talk about the use and difference between the Pretérito Indefinido and the Pretérito Imperfecto,

The preterite tense in Spanish (El Pretérito Indefinido) is used to express an action in the past that is completed, (in a specific point in the past like yesterday) in this lesson we will talk about the conjugation of each type (-ar, -er and -ir) and give some examples. Preterite Tense In Spanish There are

In this lesson we will talk about the future tense in Spanish, the two ways of expressing it, followed by examples. In Spanish, the future tense can be expressed in two ways: adding a suffix to the end or by using “ir a + infinitive”. We us the future tense El futuro to: Future Tense

The present tense in Spanish is pretty straightforward as there is a simple form to apply to verbs to get the conjugation right, but bear in mind that there are 3 types of endings in Spanish verbs: -AR, -ER, and -IR which we will explain and give some examples. Present Tense In Spanish Verbs in