One of the trickiest aspects of Spanish for my English-speaking students is the difference between the pronouns “tú” vs. “vos” vs. “usted” vs. “vosotros” vs.
Spanish Passive Voice?! What on earth is it about? Relax, grammar terms may sound difficult and hard to decipher, but the concept behind them is
Irregular verbs in Spanish are among the most hated aspects of this language. That’s because when it comes to language learning, we all like rules,
For someone who is not a grammar fan, the term “Spanish reported speech” may sound as mysterious as the dark side of the Moon. What
When writing in Spanish you should keep in mind not only the correct spelling but also the Spanish capitalization rules, which in some cases are
What is the Spanish imperative mood? Just like in English, it is the grammatical form of verbs used to express simple commands, such as “go”,
“Mi casa es tu casa” (“My home is your home”) – almost everyone knows this popular Spanish expression. Grammatically speaking, it provides information about the
As your Spanish gets better and better, you’ll gradually feel a greater need to move away from short and simple phrases. Instead of using 3-word-sentences, you’ll
Just like the verbs “ser” and “estar”, the Spanish prepositions “por” and “para” give English speakers a lot of headaches. In many cases, they both
Spanish is considered a relatively easy language to learn. It is quite similar to English in terms of structure, vocabulary, and grammar patterns. Most things
HABER is one of the most common verbs in Spanish grammar and you should learn it right from the A1 level. Here’s a list of
Wondering how to make comparisons in Spanish? Here’s a real life example: The other day, my Spanish-speaking husband and I were discussing the idea of
