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Practica: Indirecto + decir
“`html Use me, te, nos, le, and les with decir to show who received the information. In this lesson, we will practice…
Imperativos.
Positive vs. negative commands Positive commands tell someone to do something. Negative commands tell someone not to do something. Person Positive command…
Pretérito: reflexivos – verbos no obvios
Some reflexive verbs in Spanish are not daily routine verbs. They can describe life events, accidents, physical changes, or damage. In this…
Reflexive verbs and daily routine
Reflexive verbs are used when the action goes back to the same person who does the action.
Subjuntivo pluscuamperfecto
The pluperfect subjunctive talks about actions that had or had not happened inside a past, doubtful, emotional, or hypothetical frame. Overview The…
Subjuntivo presente using poder
Let’s practice the present subjunctive using poder. Overview Let’s create a sentence like this: Ojala pueda comer pizza esta noche → I hope…
Imperativo irregular
Irregular commands are common in daily Spanish. Forms like ven, haz, di, pon, sal, s?, ten, ve, and no vayas are worth…
Imperativo regular
Regular commands in Spanish Regular commands help you tell someone what to do. In Spanish, the form changes depending on whether you…
Compuestos: Pretérito pluscuamperfecto. What had happened
The pluperfect indicative says what had already happened before another past moment. It uses imperfect haber plus a past participle. Overview The…
How to Use “Ya” and “Todavía” in Spanish
Ya means already. Todavía no means not yet.
How to Use “Nunca” “Jamás” and “Alguna vez”. Préterito perfecto.
Use nunca, jamás, and alguna vez to talk about life experiences.
Compuestos: Pretérito Perfecto. Verbos irregulares.
Some Spanish verbs have irregular participles. They do not use the regular endings -ado or -ido.