Intermediate Grammar

The past tense in Spanish has two basic forms: “El pretérito perfecto” and “El pretérito imperfecto”. “El pretérito perfecto” refers to actions in the past that have already been completed such as “Trabajé ahí” (I worked there). On the other hand, the imperfect past tense is used for repeated actions from the past or those […]

Thanks for joining us in this lesson. This time, we will cover the rules for using superlatives in Spanish. We will explore how to make comparisons using the superlative of Spanish adjectives through several examples and will test your understanding of the rules with a practical interactive quiz. Manos a la obra…

¡Hola y bienvenido! We have already learned some basic ways to make comparisons in Spanish using MÁS plus adjectives in a previous lesson. Today, we will learn how to use the structure TAN COMO to compare things in Spanish. We will study the grammatical structure of this kind of sentences through several examples and practice

¡Hola! Welcome to a new grammar lesson. Today, we will learn how to make basic comparisons of inequality in Spanish using “más/menos + adjectivos + que”. As usual, we will be using the grammar structure in several examples so that you can see how native speakers may use it in real scenarios. Besides, you will

In everyday interactions, it is very common to find ourselves talking about past events in Spanish, things that happened recently or a long time ago. In this lesson, we will learn the basic rules to conjugate both regular and irregular verbs in the preterit tense in Spanish properly. As usual, you will find simple explanations,

Hola and welcome to a new grammar lesson. This time, we will discuss the rules to use direct object pronouns in Spanish, a special type of pronouns used to refer to things and people. They are essential in daily conversations, as they help to simplify speech and let the other person know who or what

What are Spanish prepositional pronouns? They are a very special type of pronouns that are placed after prepositions, just like the pronoun MI in the phrase “A MI”. These pronouns are very useful and common in everyday conversations to say simple stuff like “Esto es para ti” (this is for you) and to make more intermediate sentences such

Los verbos reflexivos or Spanish reflexive verbs are a special type of verbs whose action reflects back on the subject. They are used very often in everyday conversations, which is why we decided to make a lesson that explains how they can be used to make grammatically correct sentences. This lesson includes a list of

Spanish reflexive pronouns are words that are used to indicate whom or what will be affected by a verb or action. These types of pronouns are very useful for lots of different topics in the language. They are not the same as reflexive verbs, but both of them are strongly related as we will soon see