The lessons in this section will cover different types of Spanish prepositions including those for talking about the location of objects, for directions, for places of origin and more situations. More than word lists, you will learn to use Spanish prepositions in sentences and what verbs you will often use with them.
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¡Hola! Thanks for joining us. This time, we are sharing a great worksheet to help you practice the expressions and questions that you need to have a short conversation about houses and apartments in Spanish. This PDF worksheet consists of three basic dialogues plus a gap filling exercise, which could be the base for other […]
Describing Houses and Apartments – Spanish Dialogues in PDF Read More »
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
How to Use Direct Object Pronouns in Spanish (with examples) Read More »
Getting around a new town and asking directions of places may be tricky sometimes. A good way to start is by learn the names of common places in town in Spanish, and the way to give basic directions in Spanish too. This lesson will introduce the vocabulary for places in Spanish through a list of sentences
Places in Town in Spanish and Basic Directions Read More »
The vocabulary for the house is really important in everyday conversations. In this lesson, we will cover the vocabulary for rooms and parts of the house in Spanish, “las habitaciones y partes de la casa”, and see how these words could be used in real situations. You will learn the basics to use the verb
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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
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Hola and welcome to a new lesson. Let’s start by saying that DIRECCIÓN means address, so we usually ask other people their DIRECCIONES or share our DIRECCIÓN with them. Saying your address in Spanish, whether it is your house or email address may be a little tricky sometimes and the way to do it may vary from
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The vocabulary for classroom objects in Spanish (los objetos de la clase) may be very useful at school and also in many other settings. In this lesson, you will read and listen to several examples using a list of classroom items. Besides, we will make use of the vocabulary and grammar structures we have covered in previous lessons
Classroom Objects in Spanish: List and Sentences (with Audio) Read More »
Prepositions of place in Spanish, LAS PREPOSICIONES DE LUGAR, are words like “Sobre” (on) and “Debajo” (under) that are normally used to indicate the location of one object in relation to another. In this lesson, we will learn how to use these prepositions together with the verb ESTAR to form basic sentences. In addition, you
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In a previous lesson, we learned part of the vocabulary for places in town. We also discussed a little about different ways to ask and give directions in the language. This lesson will focus on introducing some new phrases and contextualize the vocabulary in conversations where people need to ask or give directions in Spanish. As usual,
Giving Directions in Spanish: Phrases and Conversations Read More »
In our previous lesson, we introduced different ways to ask and tell time. This topic is very useful in our daily life so we will continue exploring it by reading and listening to people talking about time in Spanish. This lesson covers new, interesting phrases and questions through several examples of short conversations about time
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