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Hay que: General Obligations
Hay que / No hay que Hay que means it is necessary to or one must. It expresses general obligation or necessity.…
Presente indicativo: irregular verbs
Many common Spanish verbs are irregular in the present indicative. Some change the stem, some change only the yo form, and some…
Presente indicativo: regular verbs
The present indicative describes actions, habits, and facts in the present. We'll use regular verbs that end in -ar, -er, or -ir.
Hacer: Common Uses
Use hacer to talk about doing activities, making things, weather, and everyday actions. It is irregular in the yo form: hago.
Querer, preferir and necesitar: Wants and Needs
Use querer, necesitar, and preferir to express what someone wants, needs, or prefers.
Hay: There Is and There Are
Hay means there is or there are. No hay means there is not or there are not.
Tener que and deber: Obligations
Tener que + infinitive means to have to. Use it to express obligation. Deber + infinitive means should or must. Use it…
Tener: Age, Possession and Expressions
The verb tener means to have. Use it to talk about possession, physical characteristics, family, and age.
Estar: Location, Feelings and States
The verb estar is used to express location, emotions, and temporary states.
Ser: Identity, Origin and Description
Simple grammar: Verb “ser” The verb ser is used to express identity, origin, professions, relationships, physical descriptions, and personality traits. Overview Ser…