Spanish question words: dónde, cuándo and more
Ask about place, time, reasons and prices in Spanish with accented question words and practical examples.
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Spanish numbers zero to ten
Learn the Spanish numbers from zero to ten and use them for quantities, times and everyday requests.
Read and practiseTener in the present: having, age and hunger
Conjugate the Spanish verb tener in the present and use it for possession, age and everyday expressions.
Read and practiseRegular Spanish -ar verbs in the present
Conjugate regular -ar verbs in the Spanish present tense with useful examples, explanations and exercises.
Read and practiseRegular -er and -ir verbs in the present
Conjugate regular Spanish -er and -ir verbs in the present and compare their endings in everyday examples.
Read and practiseExpressing likes with gustar
Say what you like in Spanish with gustar, and choose gusta or gustan for a singular or plural subject.
Read and practiseSpanish hay: there is and there are
Use hay to say what exists in a place, ask whether something is available and make simple negative statements.
Read and practiseSpanish expressions for location
Describe where things are with encima de, debajo de, cerca de, detrás de and other Spanish place expressions.
Read and practiseIr in the present: going to places
Conjugate Spanish ir in the present and describe destinations and ways of travelling with examples.
Read and practiseSpanish demonstratives: este, ese and aquel
Point to people or things in Spanish and match demonstratives to a noun’s gender and number.
Read and practiseSpanish possessives before a noun
Use mi, tu, su and nuestro before Spanish nouns, and match their forms to what is possessed.
Read and practiseDays of the week in Spanish
Learn the Spanish weekdays, use el and los for dates and routines, and practise their order.
Read and practiseSpanish ir a plus infinitive for plans
Talk about plans and intentions with ir a plus an infinitive, using examples, negative sentences and exercises.
Read and practiseSpanish reflexive and pronominal verbs
Use me, te, se and nos with everyday Spanish verbs for getting up, getting dressed and washing.
Read and practiseSpanish frequency expressions: siempre, a veces and nunca
Say how often you do something with common Spanish frequency expressions and practical examples.
Read and practiseSpanish contractions al and del
Use the Spanish contractions al and del when a or de meets the article el, with a proper-name exception.
Read and practiseConmigo and contigo: with me and with you
Use conmigo and contigo to say with me and with you in Spanish, and compare them with con él and con ella.
Read and practiseCounting from eleven to thirty
From eleven through thirty, Spanish number words help you count people and objects, with special spelling and agreement for twenty-one.
Read and practiseSpanish noun plurals after vowels and consonants
A final vowel or consonant guides the regular Spanish plural: compare endings and practise with familiar nouns.
Read and practiseTú or tu, él or el: accent marks
Distinguish Spanish stressed pronouns from the unaccented possessives and article in tú/tu, él/el and mí/mi.
Read and practiseCommon masculine and feminine noun endings
Noun endings often give clues to Spanish gender, helping you choose the matching definite article while recognizing common exceptions.
Read and practiseCuánto, cuánta, cuántos and cuántas
Ask how much or how many in Spanish and match cuánto to a following noun in gender and number.
Read and practiseOmitting subject pronouns
Spanish verb endings often identify the subject, while an explicit pronoun can add contrast or clarity in a conversation.
Read and practiseIr a and estar en: destination and location
Distinguish going to a destination with ir a from being at a location with estar en in Spanish.
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