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This articles reviews another type of Spanish irregular verbs, those with an irregular first person ("yo") form.

There is a group of irregular Spanish verbs, called "stem-changing verbs". (See Spanish Irregular Verbs (Part I)). Before leaning how stem-changing verbs are conjugated, let´s briefly review some important points about verbs, so that it is easier for you to understand them.

After having studied how Spanish regular verbs are conjugated (Present Tense), in this lesson you´ll find the basics on Irregular verbs.

Some exercises to practice the conjugation of Spanish irregular verbs in present subjunctive tense.

Spanish indefinite articles have four forms depending on the number (singular / plural) an genre (masculine / feminine) of the noun.

Good news! Did you know that the Future tense is very easy to conjugate?

Flascards, test and game to learn and practice Spanish numbers, expressions of time, days and months. Practice is the key!

After having reviewed the concept of Direct Object (D.O.) Pronouns and learned their Spanish forms...

have being receiving some e-mails asking for explanations about the use of the Spanish Direct pronouns. In this lesson...