INTENSIVE CLAUSES OF RESULT WITH “TAN…QUE” (SO…THAT)
The Grammar defines as intensive clauses of result a type of subordinate clauses that allow to express through the link “tan…que” a …
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RELATIVE CLAUSES
The relative clauses introduce information about an element that precedes them and is known as “antecedent” in grammar. The antecedent is found in …
Ser and estar + Adjectives
Ser and estar + adjectives Did you know to use the same adjective with ser and estar, changes its meaning? 1. Rico Ser+ rico= person that has a lot of money. …
Five keys on the neutral article ‘lo’ in Spanish
Here, you have five keys to know how and when use neutral article ‘lo’, that create many doubts to students of Spanish. 1. No name is accompanied …
When to use “me” or “mí” in Spanish?
Yo, mí, me… I remember as well sang them at the College, although I don’t remember why; but there was no doubt that “yo” was in all of …
Uses of Spanish adjectives buen, bueno, mal, malo…
In Spanish, when some adjectives as malo, grande, bueno, primero or tercero, go in front of a noun they lose one or two final letters and become in mal, …
To compare and to value: más /menos, tanto/como, igual que…
√ Más /menos ( superiority or inferiority) -Subject + verb + más/ menos + que… Examples: Juan come más que yo Juan come menos que yo -Subject + …
Tenses of the subjunctive mood: verbal forms
Subjunctive is a mood of the verb, as well as indicative (objectivity, facts and realities) and imperative (orders and mandates). √ We can use subjunctive …