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So you've conquered the Present Tense in Spanish with Regular verbs and now you are ready to take on the irregular verbs! Great! Now, there are a fair few to…

Hopefully you have a basic understanding of what a verb (a doing word) is and what a tense (a time frame) is but if you are unsure, take a look…

When you start to learn a language, the terminology can be quite daunting. Apart from vocabulary, one of the first things you start to hear about is a 'tense', which…

Saying 'I have...' should be simple, however it can be quite the opposite, purely because, in Spanish, we use two different verbs to say it. These verbs are HABER and…

You'd think that saying 'you' would be pretty straight forward wouldn't you? However, it's not quite the case in Spanish. This is because there is more than one way to…

A word like 'agua' can really throw a spanner in the works when you are learning Spanish. You just about get to grips with masculine and feminine, and how to…

Remember... you don't need to know everything to get started... What you have seen here, is a list of the essential grammatical terms. As I mentioned earlier, not knowing these…

Before we start looking at verbs (doing words) and tenses (time frames) it's useful to understand a little about personal pronouns (the people doing the action of the verb). In…

There are two types of Future Tenses... The Near/Immediate Future (used to talk about what you are going to do) and the The Simple Future Tense (used to talk about…

Let's assume you are aware that there are two ways to talk about the future... The Near/Immediate Future used to say what we are going to do in the future…