Spanish 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

The present progressive in Spanish is a very important grammatical structure, just like its English counterpart. In this lesson, we will learn the basic rules to talk about actions in progress in Spanish through several examples and interactive quizzes. Let’s start…

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,

When we speak Spanish, it is truly important to use the right gender of nouns, even more than what you might expect. In this lesson, we will explain how grammatical gender changes the meaning of some Spanish words. As we will soon see, we must use them carefully, as their meaning will change radically under

Hello! Welcome to a new lesson. In this lesson, we will focus on the basic concepts to form or make basic sentences in Spanish. We will study different parts of speech, provide interesting examples and also give you the chance to practice with an interactive grammar quiz on this very important topic. Let’s start…

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

Spanish demonstrative adjectives and demonstrative pronouns, “los demostrativos”, are words like ESE, ESTE, ESE and others which correspond to THIS, THAT and so on in English. In this lesson, we will cover some similarities in the way we use demonstratives in both languages, as well as some major differences you should know about. Let’s begin…