Tener- “to be”: Spanish Verb Conjugation In Present, Past, Future Tenses
It is particularly useful to know the everyday Spanish verb tener, translated as “to have.” It is used to indicate not only possession but also emotions and states of being…
Present Participles in Spanish: Principles, Examples & More
You wish the present participle in Spanish in the clone way you require it in English to indicate continuous reactions or activities in progress. This article tells how to form the…
Bien vs. Bueno: Difference, Uses, Examples & More
Bien vs. Bueno: Two little words, such big confusion! There comes a time in life when quickly things become clear, a time that explains a before and an after in a…
Acostarse Conjugation – Spanish Verb
Acostarse Conjugation means ‘to go to bed’. This lesson explains how this verb conjugates in the present subjunctive tense through examples that reflect real-life conversations. You are tired after a…
Repetir Conjugation – Definition & Preterite
Repetir Conjugation – The Spanish verb repetir has much the same meaning as the English verb “repeat,” usually meaning to do something over again. However, it is somewhat more flexible in…
Dormir Conjugation – Spanish, French, Preterite
Dormir Conjugation – No matter where you are, you’re going to need sleep. If you’re with Spanish speakers, you’ll want to know how to talk about it. Rather than inventing new…
Ser Conjugation – Spanish Grammer
Ser Conjugation – Spanish Verb Ser – In English, we know the forms of the verb “to be” without thinking. I am. You are. We are. They are. In Spanish,…