The Present Tense in Spanish

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 through several examples of sentences, interesting illustrations and the exercises in several interactive quizzes. Let’s start… The basic structure for the present progressive in […]

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

SER and ESTAR are the two forms of the verb to be in Spanish. We covered the verb SER in another lesson. Both SER and ESTAR are extremely important and useful irregular verbs to master in the language. In this lesson, we will learn to conjugate this verb and how to make sentences using ESTAR through

Hello and welcome to a new lesson. Previously, we learned about regular verbs in Spanish. 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 interactive quizzes that will

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

In Spanish, there are three distinct verb modes: the indicative, the subjunctive, and the imperative. In this lesson, we will learn how to conjugate regular verbs in Spanish in the present tense. The indicative is one of the simplest and most used modes in the language. This lesson includes a video with interesting examples and