(Español) Los pronombres personales de sujeto en el idioma español
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Sino and si no, two things very different
They sound almost alike, but they are not the same. The usual mistake of using one form by another, so it should be clear what is each one: Sino it’s an …
Simple conditional tense
√ How is it formed? Infinitive + endings of the imperfect of the verb ‘haber’. Imperfect of the verb’haber’ Hab- ía Hab- ías Hab- …
Adjective or adverb? (II)
Adjectives and adverbs add information and give detail about other elements of the sentence. Adjectives always describe nouns, while adverbs modify verbs, …
Subordinating conjunctions
Subordinating conjunctions introduce a sentence which is subordinated to a word or sentence. That is, the subordinate clause introduced by this type of …
Writing and reading percentages (%) in Spanish
You know the universal symbol for writing percentages is %. It means ‘por ciento’ (percent). In Spanish, we write for example, ‘98%’ or ‘98 por …
Spanish prepositions are 23
√ Without prepositions,we can’t express correctly the majority of the sentences in which we communicate: √ We use 23 prepositions: …
Ser and estar, keys to identify them
Ser and estar: these verbs in Spanish language note different actions. With the verb “ser”→ we identify, mainly. ¿Qué es? ¿Quién es? …
3 ways to express the consequence in the colloquial Spanish
In Spanish language, intensive clauses of result are used to express a consequence of the idea that is exposed in the main sentence through the link …
The articles in Spanish
The Spanish language is spoken and written with two types of articles that are denominated definite and indefinite (‘el’, ‘la’, …
‘Hay que’, ‘tener que’, ‘deber’ and ‘poder’… + infinitive
√ These are verbal constructions composed of two elements: a conjugated verb (present, past or future tense) and a verb in infinitive, gerund or …
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 …
