Spanish Grammar

¡Hola! Welcome to a new lesson! Today, we will learn about a very interesting structure that is commonly used to talk about past events in Spanish: “el pretérito pluscuamperfecto”. This tense is the equivalent to the “past perfect” from the English language. It will be used to talk about actions that happened before another action […]

Hello! Welcome to a new grammar lesson. In this lesson, we will learn the grammar rules to form sentences in the present perfect in Spanish and talk about things like life experiences or activities that we have done at some point in our lives. This lesson includes many interesting examples, and it will give you

Hello! Welcome to a new grammar lesson. On this occasion, we will learn how to form gerunds in Spanish, a very useful grammatical structure to talk about actions in progress and other things. This lesson includes examples of sentences with verbs in gerund form, simple explanations, and some special cases of irregular gerunds that you

Hello! Welcome to a new lesson on Spanish grammar. On this occasion, we will learn how to form the past participle of verbs in Spanish, a non-personal form of the verb that works as a complement to different grammatical tenses in the language, such as the present perfect and the passive voice. We will explain

The infinitive in Spanish is one of the three non-personal forms of the verb. Basically, it represents verbs in their most basic state. In this lesson, we will learn to recognize verbs in the infinitive, and explore different ways to use them in sentences. You will also have the opportunity to practice with an interactive

¡Hola! Welcome to a new grammar lesson. This time, we will analyze the structure of simple sentences in Spanish and the parts that compose them. This topic is very important because it will allow you to identify the essential components of sentences, so that you can create meaningful sentences and know the grammar behind what

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