Category: Spanish Grammer

The Spanish verb cepillar conjugation means brush. The verb is a regular -ar verb like caminar and desayunar. This verb can also be used in its reflexive form cepillarse, which…

There would be no beginnings in Spanish without the Comenzar Verb Conjugation (to start, to begin)! In this article, we will learn how to construct the present tense, as well…

Irse is a Spanish verb conjugation that is frequently confused as it has the same meaning as ”ir”: ‘to go’. The word ”irse” has some very specific implications, which you…

The Spanish verb conjugation Servir refers to ‘to serve’ in English. This article explains how to conjugate ‘servir’ in the preterite and subjunctive forms. Several examples will also be provided…

Seguir Conjugation: Sometimes the only way to arrive somewhere or to complete a task is to follow someone. There are a variety of people we can follow to get something done,…

Llegar, as a Spanish conjugation verb, has two distinct meanings. To arrive or to get somewhere in the first meaning. It can be used in many contexts when you would…

Divertirse is a Spanish verb that refers to having fun or having a good time. Divertirse is a reflexive verb, which is accompanied by reflexive pronouns (me, te, se, nos,…

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…

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: 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…