Saber Conjugation: Free Spanish Lesson, Exercises, and PDF
To know the meaning of Spanish verbs is an important part of the process of learning Spanish. Knowing how to conjugate these verbs is also essential. To know that the English verb “to know” means both saber and conocer in Spanish will prove useful in conversations. We use the verb “know” a lot in English without even noticing, and in Spanish it’s pretty much...Read More
Master List of Compound Prepositions in Spanish [Plus How to Use Them]
Being able to use prepositions in Spanish is like finding the light switch in a dark room. Everything starts to make sense and all elements seem to be in the right place. Compound prepositions give a boost to your language skills. They will let you say things you couldn’t before. Do you want to learn Spanish compound prepositions today? In this article, I will give you useful...Read More
Tell Your Stories in Spanish Using the Preterite and Imperfect Tense [Audio]
Telling stories is part of human nature, but when you’re learning a new language that skill can be hard to master. But that doesn’t mean that it’s not possible! The key is to know a couple of crucial Spanish tenses. Keep reading to discover: why storytelling is so importanthow to use the preterite and imperfect tenses to tell Spanish storiesan example of a Spanish...Read More
12 Awesome Spanish Conjugation Games to Play in Your Classroom
Stop struggling to try to teach your students how to conjugate verbs, play Spanish conjugation games in your classroom and they will learn by themselves! Playing games is one of the best ways to learn, and when it comes to something so dry and unalluring as verb conjugations, playing games may be the best way to go. Your students don’t want you to give them a verb...Read More
How to Use the Verb ‘Soler’ in Spanish
Learn how to use a very unusual verb: the soler conjugation! Soler translates to “to usually do something” in English. The soler verb is an irregular and stem-changing verb with an -er ending. Other irregular verbs with the root -er are: ser (to be), haber (to have as an auxiliary verb), tener (to have), hacer (to do), poder (being able to). Normally, I cover all tenses in Spanish...Read More
Sentarse Conjugation: Free Spanish Lesson, Quiz, and PDF
Come sit down for this lesson about the sentarse conjugation! Sentar is an irregular and stem-changing verb that means “to sit”. It is part of the –ar verbs in Spanish such as estar, dar, llegar, and pensar. Today, we’ll learn this Spanish conjugación in multiple forms, encompassing three moods: indicative mood the subjunctive mood and the imperative mood Read...Read More
Spanish Prepositions of Place, Time, and More: Practice Quiz and Worksheets
Get ready to master prepositions in Spanish with this detailed guide! In this guide, I go over exactly what prepositions are and how to use them in Spanish. With its helpful Spanish preposition charts and real-world examples, this blog will have you using prepositions like a pro in no time! At the end of the guide, be sure to take the free interactive quiz and download the printable...Read More
Master Reflexive Verbs in Spanish Grammar
Reflexive verbs are like crossing a threshold in a hero’s journey. There’s no way back, you set off on a mission after some possible initial resistance and doubts. Reflexive verbs in Spanish are an important topic and in this guide, you get all you need to master them. Sections include: How to use themWhen to use themHow to conjugate themHow to form themHow to distinguish them...Read More
Master the Imperfect Subjunctive
Call me a grammar geek but I’m always super excited when I need to teach the Imperfect Subjunctive in Spanish. At this moment, my students are always at a level when they can communicate almost everything, they know all the grammar terms and know what I’m talking about, and some of them feel that they have reached a plateau. And then! Bang! The Imperfect Subjunctive comes suddenly and it...Read More