Spanish Grammar

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

As you may already know, all verbs in Spanish are formed by a stem and an ending. Regular verbs change their ending following simple rules without affecting the first part of the verb, but Spanish stem-changing verbs are special because they change their ending and their stem as well. Some of these verbs are very common and useful in

Just like in English, there are rules for tenses and verbs in Spanish. The present tense itself has three major conjugation moods: the indicative, the subjunctive and the imperative mood. This lesson will teach you how to conjugate regular verbs in Spanish in the indicative, which is one of the simplest and the most commonly used

Most Spanish nouns, as well as many other words in the language, have a singular and a plural form, besides having a masculine or feminine gender and fall into a given category. In this grammar lesson, we will cover the basic rules for the plural of Spanish nouns and will apply these rules in real sentences

Spanish nouns normally have either a feminine or a masculine form. This interesting feature makes them kind of different and challenging at the same time when compared to the way nouns are used in other languages. Luckily, there are some simple rules to recognize masculine and feminine nouns in Spanish, and we are certain that

Nouns, LOS SUSTANTIVOS, play a very important role in everyday conversations. This lesson will cover the most important types of Spanish nouns in the language, and show you how to make sentences with a list of nouns in Spanish belonging to each category. In addition, we will talk about their functions, and will see the new vocabulary in

Both definite and indefinite articles in Spanish are very useful to talk about different topics in the language. Using articles correctly does make a big difference in a real conversation. Spanish indefinite articles are called LOS ARTICULOS INDEFINIDOS, and they are the equivalent to AN, A and SOME in English. This lesson will show you several examples of sentences using