Author: Joanna Lupa

In my last three posts, I had the pleasure of taking you on a journey through Spanish Past Tenses.  Our first stop was the land

After successfully getting through the Spanish Preterite Indefinite and Preterite Perfect, it’s time for the third past tense in Spanish grammar – The Preterite Imperfect. 

Today we are going to see another popular Spanish Past Tense, called the Preterite Perfect.  It is the equivalent of the English Present Perfect Tense

When I first started learning Spanish, getting through the Past Tenses was a huge challenge.  I was still learning the verbs necessary for my everyday

If you are a native English speaker, the so-called subjunctive mood in Spanish might prove quite challenging.  After all, in the English language, it is

Conditional sentences are a common part of our everyday communication. For those of you, who are not very well versed in grammar terms, conditionals refer

Latinos are just as friendly and charming as it gets. They’ll make you feel instantly at home.  They are also talkative – might tell you