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Spanish Reflexive Pronouns

Reflexive pronouns are used with a verb to indicate that a person performs an action to or for him/herself. In other words, the subject of the verb and the direct object of the

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Spanish Present Progressive Tense

The term present progressive is a grammatical way of describing the verb tense that emphasizes that an action is currently taking place as we speak or RIGHT

How you like my style. Cool and handsome stylish young man with beard in trendy yellow jacket over
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Spanish The Verb Estar

Estar can be confusing for many Spanish students because it is usually translated as “to be,” just like the verb ser. Although they can often be translated

Young Asian businesswoman sell thing online, preparing boxes and taking notes for customer at home.
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Spanish Tener Idioms

An idiom is an expression that cannot be immediately understood by analyzing its literal meaning. There are many idiomatic expressions with tener. In our previous lesson

Young Asian businesswoman sell thing online, preparing boxes and taking notes for customer at home.
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Spanish The Verb “to have”

The Spanish verb to have or tener, translates to “to have” or “to possess,” and is one of the most irregular verbs in the Spanish language. This article

Alpacas on the Altiplano. Bolivia. South America. Eat grass.
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Spanish -IR Verbs (present tense)

In our previous lesson we learned all about regular -ER verbs (-ER Verbs Module) and how to conjugate them. Now we finally get to take

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Spanish -ER Verbs (present tense)

In our previous unit we learned all about regular -AR verbs(-AR Verbs Module) how to conjugate them. Spanish –er verbs are an essential part of

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Spanish -AR Verbs (present tense)

Spanish –ar verbs, in particular, are an essential part of learning Spanish. -Ar verbs share the same construction, so you can easily link them in your mind.

I want this!
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Spanish The Verb “to want”

Querer is used to mean “to want,” it can be used almost exactly the same way as the English verb. However, querer is also a common way of