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Preterite Tense Conjugation - Regular Verbs.
Spanish past tenses: Preterit and Imperfect
Guess the word! Spanish Scramble!
¡Vamos a cantar! Let's sing!
Spanish Direct Object Pronouns (II).
Spanish Direct Object Pronouns (I).
Spanish adverbs atrás / detrás and the preposition tras.
Noche de Paz... Silent Night...
¿Qué hora es? What time is it?
POR or PARA?
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Preterite Tense Conjugation - Regular Verbs.
Learn to conjugate the Preterite tense of the Spanish Regular verbs. This lesson includes a new feature: ´Click and Listen´ vocabulary (sound files).
Spanish past tenses: Preterit and Imperfect
Both, Spanish preterite (or preterit) and imperfect tenses are used to express past actions, but in English we have just one past tense.
Guess the word! Spanish Scramble!
New game: Spanish Scramble... ¡Adivina la palabra!
¡Vamos a cantar! Let's sing!
A nice and good way to learn new vocabulary and practice your Spanish is listening to a song and studying its lyrics...
Spanish Direct Object Pronouns (II).
After having reviewed the concept of Direct Object (D.O.) Pronouns and learned their Spanish forms...
Spanish Direct Object Pronouns (I).
have being receiving some e-mails asking for explanations about the use of the Spanish Direct pronouns. In this lesson...
Spanish adverbs atrás / detrás and the preposition tras.
The use of these three words can be confusing for Spanish students. Today we´ll learn when and how to use them...
Noche de Paz... Silent Night...
While I´m listening to this Christmas carol ("villancico", in Spanish), so popular also in Spain...
¿Qué hora es? What time is it?
Learn the basics on time expressions in Spanish.
POR or PARA?
This is a very common question among Spanish students: when to use "por" or "para" as, in English, both can be translated as "for".
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