Welcome 😊 to our grammar lesson on the Spanish phrase “estar a punto de”. “estar a punto de” means “to be about to…”. We use it to express that something will happen very soon. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to use this expression correctly in sentences. You will also find a Quiz and Exercises to
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Welcome 😊 to our grammar lesson on the Spanish verb quedar. quedar has several possible meanings depending on the specific sentence. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to use “quedar” with its different meanings. You will also find an Exercise to practice. “quedar” Vs. “quedarse” The following table shows the meanings
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Welcome 😊 to our grammar lesson on using the prepositions “de… a…” to talk about starting and ending points in Spanish. We frequently use these prepositions when we talk about space or about a time period. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to use the prepositions “de… a…” to express starting
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Welcome 😊 to our grammar lesson on Spanish verbs of change and transformation. Here we will learn the most common verbs to express change in Spanish, and how to use them in sentences, with many examples. Let’s start! List of verbs of change The most common verbs of change and transformation are: ponersevolversehacersequedarseconvertirse entransformarse en
Welcome 😊 to our grammar lesson on the formula volver a + Infinitive in Spanish. We use it to express the repetition of an action, communicating that something happens again. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to use volver a + Infinitive in sentences. You will also find an Exercise to
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Welcome 😊 to our grammar lesson on Spanish verbs for beginnings and endings, such as empezar and terminar. In this lesson, we will learn how to use these verbs and read many example sentences. Let’s start! Verbs for beginnings The most frequent verbs for beginnings are: empezar comenzar ponerse a… The following table shows their
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Welcome 😊 to our grammar lesson on how to form the plural of adjectives in Spanish. Forming the plural of adjectives is easy, because the rules are pretty clear. We will divide adjectives into 2 types: those ending in a vowel, and those ending in a consonant. At the end of the lesson you will
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Welcome 😊 to our grammar lesson on how to choose between saber and conocer in Spanish. These 2 verbs have to do with knowledge, but in different ways. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to choose between “saber” and “conocer” in sentences. You will also find a Quiz and Exercises to practice. “saber” and
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Welcome 😊 to our grammar lesson on the days of the week in Spanish. In this lesson we will learn their names and how to use them in sentences. We will also cover other concepts such as weekend and weekdays. At the end of the lesson you’ll find a Quiz and an Exercise to practice.
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Welcome 😊 to our grammar lesson on shortened adjectives in Spanish. There are several adjectives in Spanish that have a shortened form. These shortened forms are called “apócopes”. We use them in sentences where certain conditions are met. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to use these forms correctly in sentences.
Welcome 😊 to our grammar lesson on Spanish superlatives with -ísimo (and other similar endings). In Spanish, we can use certain endings to express an adjective to an extreme degree, making it a superlative adjective. For example, look at this transformation: grande = big grandísimo = very very big, extremely big Most adjectives form their
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Welcome 😊 to our grammar lesson on superlatives adjectives in Spanish using the words más and menos. With superlatives, for example, instead of saying that something is just “beautiful”, we can say it is “the most beautiful” or “the least beautiful”. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to make sentences using
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