To have another language is to possess a second soul – Charlemagne
– see what makes them different and learn how to use them like a native speaker. If you are a visual learner you might prefer this information presented as a mind map Click here for mind map. View LESO Ser vs Estar.pptx and other presentations by thelanguagetutors. Ser is used to ‘C.I.D.’ … Read more
The Spanish conditional tense is one of the easiest to conjugate, just add the following endings to the whole verb. This verb tense is often the one to choose when expressing ‘would’ or ‘could’ in English. hablar comer vivir hablaría comería viviría hablarías comerías vivirías hablaría comería viviría hablaríamos comeríamos viviríamos hablaríais comeríais … Read more
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Las mascotas Pets ¿Tienes animales en casa? Do you have any animals at home? Tengo un pez. I have a fish. Sí, tengo un conejo. Yes I have a rabbit. Sí tengo dos cobayos. Yes I have two guinea pigs. Sí, tengo un perro negro. Yes I have a black … Read more
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Estar (to be) yo estoy tú estás él/ella/Ud. está nosotros estamos vosotros estáis ellos/Uds están Ser (to be) yo soy tú eres él/ella/Ud. es nosotros somos vosotros sois ellos/Uds son Tener (to have) yo tengo tú tienes él/ella/Ud. tiene nosotros tenemos vosotros tenéis ellos/Uds tenemos Haber (to have – as an auxilliary verb) yo he … Read more