5 great things about Spanish grammar
Learning a language can be a long and frustrating process. However, Spanish has certain characteristics which make it easy to pick up. So, let's take a look at 5 great things that students will really like about the Spanish language.
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Se se se.....What is 'se' anyway?
In this class were going to look at a very small word that can cause you big problems if you're learning Spanish.
The imperative tense1
The Spanish imperative tense is one you'll here a lot in all Spanish-speaking countries. Learn how to form the imperative and when to use it!
Spanish reflexive verbs
You need to understand reflexive verbs and reflexive pronouns if you're to get beyond beginner level. In this 10-minute class we'll show you all you need to know about Spanish reflexive verbs.
The difference between SER and ESTAR
What are the differences between the Spanish verbs SER and ESTAR? Why does Spanish have two different words for BE?
What are the Spanish words for DO and DOES?
How do we translate 'do' and 'does' into Spanish? Find out how to translate questions with 'do' and 'does' into Spanish. It's a lot easier than you might think.
How to say DON'T and DOESN'T in Spanish
How do we say DON'T and DOESN'T in Spanish? Find out in the first of our articles answering those dumb and not-so-dumb questions about the Spanish language.
What's the Spanish word for WILL?
What's the Spanish word for WILL? Find out in the second of our articles answering those dumb and not-so-dumb questions about the Spanish language.
Spanish indirect object pronouns
What is the difference between direct and indirect object pronouns? What is the correct word order for indirect object pronouns?
Spanish indirect object pronouns #2
How can we use indirect and direct object pronouns together in the same sentence?
Spanish direct object pronouns #1
Direct object pronouns are some of the most common building blocks in the Spanish language. They are also quite different to their English equivalents, so don't skip this class!
Spanish subject pronouns #1
Spanish subject pronouns differ from English ones in some very important ways. Find out how to use subject pronouns correctly in Spanish with our short, to-the-point guide.
Spanish subject pronouns #2
The second part of our guide to subject pronouns in Spanish. Make sure you read the first part before starting here!
The Conditional
Got the basic tenses sorted? Time to move on and look at the conditional, the Spanish equivalent of the English 'would'.
Regular Spanish Verb Groups
An introduction to the three Spanish verb groups. Before you start learning any of the Spanish tenses make sure you review this class on AR, ER and IR verbs.