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Reflexive verbs and daily routine
Reflexive verbs are used when the action goes back to the same person who does the action.
Reflexivos no obvios
Common not obvious reflexive verbs Español English graduarse to graduate mudarse to move operarse to have surgery caerse to fall romperse to…
Reflexivos: verbos no obvios
Some reflexive verbs in Spanish are not only about daily routines. Many of them express emotions, reactions, or actions that affect the…
Reflexivos Irregulares.
Some reflexive verbs are irregular because the verb stem changes when we conjugate them.
Reflexivos Regulares
Reflexive verbs are used when the action goes back to the same person who does the action.
Pronombres interrogativos: qué, quién, cuándo, dónde
Interrogative pronouns help you ask for specific information. In Spanish, words like qué, quién, cuándo, and dónde usually carry an accent mark…
Adverbios de frecuencia: routines
Frequency adverbs help you say how often something happens. In Spanish, words like siempre, a veces, and nunca are useful for talking…
Condicional real: Si + Present Indicative
Real conditional sentences describe situations that are possible or realistic. Overview Use this structure when the condition can really happen. The firt…
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.
Pronombres posesivos and demostrativos: eso es mío, esto es tuyo
Possessive pronouns and demonstratives can replace nouns. Use them to talk about ownership and distance: mine, yours, this one, that one, and…
Pronombres posesivos: mío, tuyo, suyo
In Spanish, words like mío, tuyo, suyo, and nuestro show possession. They work like mine, yours, his, hers, ours, and theirs. Overview…