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Click on the following links to tackle our advanced Spanish lessons Ser Vs Estar ¡Pongámonos Mandones! – Let’s Get Bossy with Spanish Commands (imperative) Si Clauses and Como Si used with the Spanish indicative or the subjunctive mood Aunque + Subjunctive or Indicative Ser & Estar In The Past – Era, fue, estuvo, estaba
Ser & Estar In The Past – Era, fue, estuvo, estaba I have been learning and teaching Spanish for many years now and from my experience I would have to say that apart from the subjunctive there are two other main challenges when it comes to mastering the Spanish language. The first is understanding the difference between … Read more
Mi Vida Loca (Ejercicio – Verbos en el Pasado) Fill the gaps by conjugating the given verbs in either the preterite or imperfect tense to fit the translation. PREVIAMENTE… PREVIOUSLY… (Llegar – you arrived) _______ a Madrid el sábado Llegaste pero la bienvenida no te la _________. (Esperar – you weren’t expecting) esperaba … Read more
Bear in mind that some of these time expressions could be used with either the imperfect or the preterite tense, depending on context, but because these ones are rather vague you will often find them used with the imperfect tense.