Spanish Grammar

As we have seen in previous lessons, the verb to be in Spanish has two forms: SER and ESTAR. Both of them are irregular verbs. In this lesson, we will learn to conjugate SER for all personal pronouns, and more importantly, how to make sentences using SER in Spanish to talk about different situations in […]

In the previous lesson, we explained the rules for adjective placement and talked about the rules to place these words, either before or after nouns. In this lesson, we will learn about another important feature called “concordancia del adjetivo y el sustantivo”, that is Spanish noun-adjective agreement. Do not worry, it will be easier than it sounds,

SER and ESTAR are the two forms of the verb to be in Spanish. ESTAR is an extremely important and useful irregular verb to master in the language. In this lesson, we will learn to conjugate this verb and how to make sentences using ESTAR. You will have the chance to test yourself at the end

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

Spanish possessive pronouns are words used to talk about the things that belong to us or to other people. They are very useful in daily conversations in the language and very easy to use as well. This lesson will introduce a list of these pronouns and more importantly, you will read and listen to sentences with possessive pronouns in Spanish.

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

This lesson covers one of the most important grammar topics in the language: Spanish subject pronouns – Los pronombres personales. This type of pronouns is used in every single conversation that we have. Learning how to use them is fundamental to communicate our ideas accurately. Here, you will find a list of these pronouns, but more importantly, we will

Hello and welcome to a new lesson. Previously, we learned about regular verbs in Spanish in the present indicative. This time, we will introduce a list of common irregular verbs in Spanish through beautiful pictures and explain how to conjugate them in the present tense too. We have included many sample sentences, simple explanations and

As we have seen in previous lessons, regular verbs follow some basic rules to adapt their ending depending on the subject of a sentence. By knowing these rules, you can use most verbs in the language. However, there are special cases in which verbs need a spelling change in their ending, something called Spanish spelling