Hablar in Spanish: speaking and conversation
Use hablar to say which language you speak, whom you speak with and what you talk about.
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Spanish: Verbs and their patterns
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Spanish: Verbs and their patterns
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Comer in Spanish: eating and meal times
Use comer to describe food and meal times, and practise regular present forms for different subjects.
Read and practiseTrabajar in Spanish: work, place and schedule
Use trabajar to describe where and when you work and practise regular present forms with different subjects.
Read and practiseVivir in Spanish: where and with whom you live
Use vivir to describe where and with whom you live and practise regular present-tense forms.
Read and practiseAbrir in Spanish: opening and the form abierto
Use abrir for opening a door or a venue, practise present forms and describe a door as abierta.
Read and practiseBeber in Spanish: drinking and beverages
Use beber for drinks, describe what someone drinks and practise its regular present-tense forms.
Read and practiseVenir in Spanish: coming and present forms
Use venir to say where someone comes from or comes to, and practise vengo, vienes and venimos.
Read and practiseNecesitar in Spanish: needing things and actions
Use necesitar with a noun or infinitive and practise its regular present forms to express a need.
Read and practiseLeer in Spanish: reading and reading aloud
Use leer to discuss books, messages and languages, and practise its present forms and en voz alta.
Read and practiseComprar: buy in Spanish
Practise comprar for buying food, tickets and clothes, with present forms and an infinitive after querer.
Read and practiseCerrar: close in Spanish
Use cerrar for doors, shops and accounts, and practise its e-to-ie change in present-tense forms.
Read and practisePagar: pay in Spanish
Practise pagar for bills and tickets, with present forms and phrases for paying by card or in cash.
Read and practiseCocinar: cook in Spanish
Use cocinar for preparing meals, with regular present forms, ingredients and an infinitive after querer.
Read and practiseCaminar: walk in Spanish
Use caminar to describe going on foot, with present forms and routes through familiar places.
Read and practiseSleep and bedtimes in Spanish
Bedtimes and hours of rest become easy to describe with the present forms of the Spanish verb for sleeping.
Read and practiseCorrer: run in Spanish
Describe running in familiar places with correr, its present forms and a contrast with caminar.
Read and practiseViajar: travel in Spanish
Use viajar for travel, destinations and transport, with regular present forms and an infinitive.
Read and practiseSeeing people and things with ver
Spot people and objects in Spanish while practising the irregular first-person present form and the personal preposition.
Read and practiseVender: sell in Spanish
Use vender for selling goods, practise regular present forms and distinguish the seller from the buyer.
Read and practiseGiving objects to someone in Spanish
Offer a flower or a book in Spanish and practise the irregular first-person present and the recipient of a gift.
Read and practiseSaber: know facts or skills
Use saber for facts and learned skills, practising the irregular first-person present sé.
Read and practiseMirar: look in Spanish
Use mirar for looking at objects or through a window, with present forms and an infinitive.
Read and practiseHaving drinks and taking transport
Order a drink or describe a journey in Spanish with a regular verb whose meaning depends on the object.
Read and practiseAprender: to learn in Spanish
Learn how aprender describes acquiring knowledge and how aprender a introduces a skill.
Read and practiseEstudiar: study in Spanish
Use estudiar to talk about a subject, where you study and preparation for an exam in Spanish.
Read and practiseJugar in Spanish: play games
A game of chess or football calls for jugar a; see its present forms and the change from u to ue.
Read and practiseEntrar: going inside
Learn entrar for going into a place and use en for the destination and por for the route.
Read and practiseSalir: leave or go out
Learn salir for leaving a place or going out, including irregular salgo and the preposition de.
Read and practiseBailar in Spanish: dancing to music
At a party or in the kitchen, bailar describes dancing; explore its present-tense forms and talk about moving to music.
Read and practiseLlegar: arriving at a place
Use llegar to describe arrivals, destinations and being early or late in everyday Spanish.
Read and practiseLlevar: carry, take or wear
Learn llevar for carrying objects, taking things somewhere and wearing clothes in Spanish.
Read and practiseCantar in Spanish: singing songs
A song in the kitchen or at a party is a chance to describe who sings, using the present tense of cantar.
Read and practiseNadar in Spanish: where and when to swim
From a pool on Monday to the sea in summer, talk about swimming places and times with present-tense forms of nadar.
Read and practiseDrawing people and things
Explore Drawing people and things through Spanish examples, present forms, and a short practice round with feedback.
Read and practiseGoing up and boarding
Explore Going up and boarding through Spanish examples, present forms, and a short practice round with feedback.
Read and practiseGoing down and getting off
Explore Going down and getting off through Spanish examples, present forms, and a short practice round with feedback.
Read and practiseBirth: time and place
Explore Birth: time and place through Spanish examples, present forms, and a short practice round with feedback.
Read and practiseDeath and the Spanish verb for dying
A plant without water and other simple situations introduce the present forms used to describe dying.
Read and practiseResting after an activity in Spanish
After a walk or a long trip, describe taking a rest with regular present-tense forms and time expressions.
Read and practiseBuscar in Spanish: looking for things and places
Use buscar to look for a key, a place or a person and distinguish searching from finding something.
Read and practiseGetting out of bed in Spanish
Early mornings and late starts become easy to describe with reflexive pronouns and present-tense forms.
Read and practiseGoing to bed: Spanish present forms
Bedtimes before midnight or after dinner illustrate a reflexive verb whose stressed stem vowel changes.
Read and practiseEscuchar: to listen in Spanish
Use escuchar for listening to music, questions and people, with present forms and the personal a.
Read and practiseGetting dressed: the Spanish verb
Clothes for a party or a comfortable day offer ways to practise a reflexive verb with a changing stem.
Read and practiseEsperar: wait and hope in Spanish
Use esperar for waiting for people or transport and for hoping to do something, with personal a.
Read and practiseTaking a seat
Describe sitting down in Spanish, using the present tense and reflexive pronouns for different people and situations.
Read and practiseShowering in a routine
Describe taking a shower in Spanish, using the present tense and reflexive pronouns for different people and situations.
Read and practiseAyudar: help in Spanish
Use ayudar for helping a person or helping with an action, with personal a and an infinitive.
Read and practiseCombing your own hair
Describe combing your hair in Spanish, using the present tense and reflexive pronouns for different people and situations.
Read and practiseLlamar: call and be called
Use llamar for calling someone or knocking, and llamarse to introduce a name.
Read and practiseWaking up in Spanish
Birdsong, rain and an alarm frame the present forms used to describe waking up in Spanish.
Read and practiseFlying by plane in Spanish
Plane journeys and flight plans are easier to describe with the present tense of the Spanish verb for flying.
Read and practiseEscribir: write in Spanish
Use escribir for notes, names and messages, and practise present forms and the irregular participle escrito.
Read and practiseCrossing in Spanish: streets and the past
A street or bridge can be crossed: practise the present forms and the spelling of the first-person past.
Read and practiseConocer: know people and places
Use conocer for familiarity with people and places, practising conozco and contrasting saber.
Read and practiseTurning when giving directions
At the next corner, indicate a left or right turn in Spanish with the regular present forms of this useful verb.
Read and practiseFollowing a route or continuing
A path leads onward and an activity goes on: express both ideas with the present forms of this Spanish verb.
Read and practiseElegir: choose in Spanish
Use elegir for choices and practise elijo, the e-to-i change and the unchanged nosotros form.
Read and practiseStopping vehicles and actions
A train comes to a halt or a person stops an activity: express both situations in Spanish.
Read and practisePedir: request or order
Learn pedir for requesting help or ordering food, including its present-tense stem change.
Read and practiseRiding a bike and assembling furniture
A bicycle ride and a flat-pack shelf share one Spanish verb; see its present forms in context.
Read and practiseBuilding a house in Spanish
A new house takes shape: describe building it and practise the present form used for yourself.
Read and practiseOfrecer: offer something
Learn ofrecer for offering help or refreshments, including the irregular present form ofrezco.
Read and practiseFixing a broken object
A damaged lamp can work again: describe repairs in Spanish and practise the present tense.
Read and practiseCambiar: change and exchange
Learn cambiar for changing a date or seat and exchanging one thing for another in Spanish.
Read and practiseBreaking things and their state
A broken window tells a story: describe breaking objects and use the irregular Spanish participle.
Read and practiseServir: serve and be useful
Learn servir for serving food and for an object’s purpose, including its present-tense stem change.
Read and practiseFilling a container
A bottle takes cold water: describe filling containers in Spanish and name what goes inside them.
Read and practiseLimpiar: clean something
Learn limpiar for removing dirt and practice present forms with individual and collective subjects.
Read and practiseEmptying a container
A bag is emptied onto a bed: describe taking everything out and practise accented Spanish verb forms.
Read and practiseCostar: asking a price
Learn costar for prices, its present-tense stem change and agreement with one item or several.
Read and practiseMixing ingredients
Flour meets water in a bowl: describe combining ingredients in a Spanish recipe and practise present forms.
Read and practiseEncontrar: find something
Learn encontrar for finding an object, place or answer, including its present-tense stem change.
Read and practiseBoiling water in Spanish
Water reaches a boil: describe heating it for tea or pasta and practise the changing present-tense stem.
Read and practisePerder: lose or miss
Learn perder for losing belongings or missing transport, including its present-tense stem change.
Read and practiseFrying food in Spanish
Hot oil and a pan: describe frying food, practise present forms and recognise the participle used in a completed action.
Read and practiseGuardar: keep, put away or save
Learn guardar for keeping objects, putting things away and saving a digital file.
Read and practiseBaking food in Spanish
Bread in the oven: describe baking food and practise the regular present-tense forms used for different people.
Read and practiseEnviar: send a message or package
Learn enviar for sending messages and packages, including the accent in present forms such as envío.
Read and practisePeeling fruit and vegetables in Spanish
A pear for breakfast: describe removing the skin from produce and practise regular present-tense forms for different people.
Read and practiseRecibir: receive a message
Learn recibir for receiving messages, invitations or goods and contrast it with enviar.
Read and practiseWatering plants in Spanish
A thirsty garden: describe watering plants and practise the stem change and the spelling of the first-person past form.
Read and practiseResponder: answer or reply
Learn responder for answering questions and replying to messages, with useful present forms.
Read and practiseGrowing people and plants in Spanish
From seedlings to children: describe growth and practise the irregular first-person present alongside the other forms.
Read and practiseProbar: taste and try on
Learn probar for tasting food or trying on clothes, including its present-tense stem change.
Read and practiseTraer: bring something
Learn traer for bringing objects to a place, including the irregular present form traigo.
Read and practiseCaring for others in Spanish
A neighbour’s cat or a family member: describe caring for people, animals and plants with regular present forms.
Read and practiseQuerer: want or care for
Learn querer for wants and affection, including its present-tense stem change and infinitive pattern.
Read and practiseFeeding people and animals in Spanish
From a hungry cat to a baby at mealtime, describe feeding someone and practise the regular present tense.
Read and practisePoder: can and be able
Learn poder for ability or possibility, its present-tense stem change and the following infinitive.
Read and practiseDeber: obligation and debt
Learn deber for obligations or owing money, with present forms and a following infinitive.
Read and practiseSharing things and activities in Spanish
A table, an umbrella or a walk: express what people share and who takes part using present-tense forms.
Read and practiseHacer: do, make and weather
Learn hacer for doing tasks, making things and common weather expressions, including hago.
Read and practisePoner: put and put on
Learn to place objects and put on clothes with poner, including the irregular present form pongo.
Read and practiseLending an object in Spanish
From a bicycle to a library book, identify the lender, the object and the person who receives it temporarily.
Read and practiseSacar: take something out
Learn sacar for removing things from a place and notice the past spelling saqué.
Read and practiseApagar: turn off a light or device
Learn apagar for switching off lights and devices and notice the past spelling apagué.
Read and practiseReturning an item in Spanish
A borrowed book or a purchase: say what goes back, where it goes, and practise the changing present stem.
Read and practiseEncender: turn on a light or device
Learn encender for switching on lights and devices, including the stem change in enciendo.
Read and practisePensar: think, consider and intend
Learn pensar en for having someone in mind and pensar plus an infinitive for intention.
Read and practiseRenting rooms and vehicles
A room near the station or a car for a journey: describe a rental and identify who pays for the use.
Read and practiseCortar: cut food and paper
Learn cortar to divide food or paper and describe the tool or size of the pieces.
Read and practiseLavar: wash objects and hands
Learn lavar for washing dishes, clothes and vegetables, and lavarse las manos for washing hands.
Read and practiseSecar: dry objects and hands
Learn secar for drying dishes and secarse for drying hands or things becoming dry.
Read and practiseCharging a price or receiving pay in Spanish
A delivery fee or a monthly salary: Spanish distinguishes the person receiving money from the person paying it.
Read and practiseDecidir: make a decision
Learn decidir plus an infinitive and decidirse a for making up one’s mind to act.
Read and practiseSentir: feel and describe feelings
Learn sentir for sensations and emotions and sentirse for describing how someone feels.
Read and practiseWeighing ingredients and objects
A suitcase on a scale or flour for a recipe: describe an object’s weight and the action of weighing it.
Read and practiseDejar: leave and stop doing
Learn dejar for leaving an object or condition and dejar de plus an infinitive for stopping an action.
Read and practisePreguntar: ask a question
Learn preguntar to ask a question, identify the person addressed and ask about a topic.
Read and practiseMeasuring length with medir
A table, a wall or a person’s height: describe measurements in Spanish and practise the first-person form.
Read and practiseExplicar: make something clear
Learn explicar to explain an idea or route to someone and notice the past spelling expliqué.
Read and practiseVisitar: visit places and people
Learn visitar for visiting a place or person and the personal a before a specific person.
Read and practiseRecordar: remember and recall
Learn recordar for remembering people and things, including recuerdo and recordamos.
Read and practiseSigning documents in Spanish
A contract, a letter or a petition can all carry a signature: practise the Spanish verb for signing documents.
Read and practiseOlvidar: forget and leave behind
Learn olvidar and olvidarse de to discuss forgotten appointments, objects and actions.
Read and practiseEmpezar: start an action
Learn empezar and empezar a plus an infinitive for starting a task, class or activity.
Read and practiseTerminar: finish an action
Learn terminar and terminar de plus an infinitive for ending a task or activity.
Read and practiseRellenar in Spanish: filling in a form
Forms and applications call for personal details: express who fills them in and practise the present tense of rellenar.
Read and practiseConducir: drive a vehicle
Learn conducir to describe driving and its irregular present form conduzco.
Read and practiseReservar: book a table or seat
Learn reservar for booking tables, rooms and seats and mentioning the time or people.
Read and practiseCancelar: cancel a plan or booking
Learn cancelar for canceling an appointment, reservation or planned trip.
Read and practiseImprimir in Spanish: print a document
A ticket, a map or a report can go from screen to paper; explore imprimir and recognise the form impreso.
Read and practiseUsar: use an object or service
Learn usar to describe using objects, transport and glasses for a purpose.
Read and practiseAcompañar: go with someone
Learn acompañar to go with a person to a place and ask whether someone can come along.
Read and practiseInvitar: invite someone
Learn invitar to invite a person to a place, a gathering or an activity.
Read and practiseEntender: understand and ask again
Learn entender for understanding a question or explanation and ask for repetition.
Read and practiseConectar in Spanish: joining a network
A phone, printer or laptop can join a network: describe the connection with conectar and its present forms.
Read and practiseRepetir: say or do again
Learn repetir to ask someone to say something again or repeat an exercise.
Read and practiseOír: hear a sound
Learn oír to describe hearing music, voices and a doorbell in everyday situations.
Read and practiseTraducir: translate into another language
Learn traducir to discuss translating messages, instructions and documents between languages.
Read and practisePronunciar: say a word aloud
Learn pronunciar to ask how a name sounds and describe speaking words clearly.
Read and practisePracticar: practise a skill
Learn practicar to discuss language practice, music and swimming, including the past form practiqué.
Read and practiseCreer: belief and opinion
Learn creer que to express an opinion and creer en to describe belief in something.
Read and practiseDesconectar in Spanish: unplug and switch off
A disconnected device or a break from work: explore the forms and meanings of desconectar in everyday situations.
Read and practiseAdjuntar in Spanish: attach a file
A file can accompany an email or message: express what you attach and identify the present and past forms of adjuntar.
Read and practiseErasing and deleting in Spanish
A wrong date or an old file: describe removing writing and digital material with present and past forms.
Read and practiseAgradecer: thank someone for something
Learn agradecer to express thanks for help or information and use the form agradezco.
Read and practiseCopiar in Spanish: making a copy
Documents, addresses and files can be copied in Spanish with copiar; explore its present forms and a past-tense contrast.
Read and practisePegar in Spanish: paste and stick
From a pasted address to a label on a box, pegar connects digital text and physical objects in everyday situations.
Read and practiseSubrayar in Spanish: underline a passage
A pencil line can mark a key word or passage; explore the present forms of subrayar and distinguish them from the past.
Read and practiseAnotar in Spanish: writing details down
A name, address or time is easy to forget; anotar lets you say you are recording it for later reference.
Read and practiseResumir in Spanish: summarize the main points
A meeting, an article or a report can be shortened to its main points with resumir and its regular present forms.
Read and practiseBrief mentions in Spanish
A person or a detail can enter a conversation briefly: explore this verb through present forms and a past contrast.
Read and practiseCommenting on events in Spanish
News or a match can prompt a comment: discuss an event with someone or add a remark about it.
Read and practiseGiving an opinion in Spanish
A bridge or a proposal can invite an opinion: express your view with a topic or a full statement.
Read and practiseUsing the Spanish verb aconsejar
Water for a walk or time to rest: give someone advice with an infinitive or a clause in the subjunctive.
Read and practiseRecomendar in Spanish: making recommendations
A good café, a useful action or advice for someone else: recomendar helps you offer suggestions with the right verb forms.
Read and practiseSugerir in Spanish: making suggestions
A plan, a place or a change can be proposed with sugerir; explore its present forms and suggestions with que.
Read and practiseAdvertir in Spanish: warning someone
A slippery path, a change of plans or a possible danger: express a warning with advertir and its present forms.
Read and practiseAvisar in Spanish: letting someone know
A changed time or an upcoming event calls for a timely message; avisar helps you tell someone what is happening.
Read and practiseComplaining about a problem in Spanish
Noise, delays and cold can all prompt a complaint: say what bothers you with the Spanish verb for complaining.
Read and practiseClaiming a correction or missing item
A wrong bill or missing parcel calls for action: request a correction or claim what is owed in Spanish.
Read and practiseDenying a claim or refusing a request
An accusation or a loan request can be denied: learn the changing present-tense stem and use it in context.
Read and practiseAccepting an offer in Spanish
An invitation, a job offer or a condition can receive a positive response: express acceptance in Spanish.
Read and practiseTurning down offers and applications
An offer or an application can be turned down: express refusal and spell the first-person past form correctly.
Read and practiseGiving someone permission
A library, a museum or a family can allow someone to act: express permission and identify who may do what.
Read and practisePreventing an action
Rain, noise or a barrier can stop an action: describe what prevents someone from doing something with a Spanish subordinate clause.
Read and practiseStating a firm requirement
A contract, a school or a resident can make a firm demand: learn the present forms and the spelling of the first person.
Read and practiseFormally requesting or applying
A certificate or a job opening calls for a formal request: express what you are asking for in Spanish.
Read and practiseObtaining and managing in Spanish
A ticket or an open window can be the result: express obtaining something or managing to carry out an action.
Read and practiseAchieving goals and completing actions
A shared goal or a measurement can be achieved: describe a successful outcome or an action brought to completion.
Read and practiseTrying to do something
A new song or a heavy box can invite an attempt: say what someone tries to do without promising success.
Read and practiseAvoiding questions and responsibilities
An uncomfortable question or an obligation can be evaded: describe deliberate avoidance in Spanish and practise the present and past forms.
Read and practiseSolving problems in Spanish
A stubborn puzzle or a dispute can be settled: express a solution and practise the irregular past participle.
Read and practiseChecking facts and equipment
Before leaving or using a device, verify an address, a date or a microphone with this Spanish verb.
Read and practiseFinding out information in Spanish
A library schedule, a caller or a noise has an answer to discover; practise finding it and spelling the past form.
Read and practiseReconocer in Spanish: recognize and acknowledge
A familiar voice or an admitted mistake calls for reconocer: explore its present forms and the difference between recognition and acknowledgment.
Read and practiseImaginar in Spanish: picture a possibility
Picture a different future, a place or a possible situation with imaginar and its present and past forms.
Read and practiseSupposing and making assumptions
An uncertain arrival can be expressed as an assumption; explore present forms and a common construction.
Read and practiseDudar in Spanish: expressing uncertainty
A doubtful claim, an uncertain choice or a questionable answer calls for dudar and its different constructions.
Read and practiseNoticing a change in Spanish
A shift in a voice or an unexpected smell can catch your attention; practise describing the detail you notice.
Read and practiseObserving processes and details
Clouds move and plants grow: describe watching a process carefully or spotting a detail in Spanish.
Read and practiseComparing two options in Spanish
A train or a bus? Put one option beside another and describe a comparison using the right preposition.
Read and practiseExpressing dependence in Spanish
Weather can decide a trip, and a train can determine an arrival: express what an outcome depends on.
Read and practiseIncluding something in a price or group
A breakfast in the price or a neighbour in a group: express what is included and form the present tense.
Read and practiseDescribing contents in Spanish
A parcel or a report may hold something inside: describe its contents and practise the present forms of the Spanish verb.
Read and practiseBelonging and ownership in Spanish
A key can belong to a person and a person to a group: express ownership and membership with Spanish present forms.
Read and practiseEvents and ideas in Spanish
An event happens or an idea comes to mind: describe both with Spanish forms of the verb and the right pronoun.
Read and practiseReporting events and succession
An unexpected event or a change of office calls for a precise verb: describe what happened or who took over in Spanish.
Read and practisePlantear in Spanish: raise an idea
A question at a meeting or a possible solution can be brought forward with plantear; explore its forms and common patterns.
Read and practiseAbordar in Spanish: address an issue
A meeting, report or conversation can tackle a subject directly. Explore present forms and the accented past form of abordar.
Read and practiseArgumentar: support a position in Spanish
Reasons and evidence give a position weight: explore argumentar, its present forms and how to express support or opposition.
Read and practiseRefuting an argument with evidence
A claim can be challenged with evidence: express a reasoned rebuttal and practise the present tense in Spanish.
Read and practiseCuestionar in Spanish: challenge an idea
A decision, assumption or set of figures can be questioned with reasons; explore forms of cuestionar in context.
Read and practiseMatizar in Spanish: qualify a statement
A broad claim can need a qualification; explore matizar, its present forms and a spelling change in the past.
Read and practiseClarifying an unclear point
A confusing condition or deadline becomes easier to understand when you clarify it in Spanish.
Read and practiseGiving reasons for a decision
A delayed project or a difficult choice calls for reasons: explain or justify an action in Spanish.
Read and practiseFundamentar: substantiate a claim in Spanish
Ground a proposal, diagnosis or conclusion in evidence with fundamentar and its regular verb forms.
Read and practiseRespaldar in Spanish: backing an idea or person
Evidence can back a claim, and people can support a colleague: explore how respaldar expresses both kinds of support.
Read and practiseValorar in Spanish: assess and appreciate
A decision can call for assessing options, while a kind gesture may deserve appreciation; valorar expresses both.
Read and practiseEstimating figures and judging
An approximate cost or a considered opinion calls for a versatile Spanish verb; practise its forms and meanings.
Read and practiseCalculating amounts and time
A table’s area or the time a job needs can be calculated or estimated with this Spanish verb.
Read and practiseForeseeing outcomes with a Spanish verb
A report predicts higher prices: explore how to express a forecast and spell this verb in the present, past and future.
Read and practiseAnticipating and bringing forward
Expected difficulties invite preparation; an appointment can also be moved to an earlier time with this Spanish verb.
Read and practisePostponing an event in Spanish
A meeting moves to May: express a delay to a later date and spell the first-person past form correctly.
Read and practiseSpeeding up in Spanish
A faster vehicle or a shorter procedure: express an increase in speed with the Spanish verb for acceleration.
Read and practiseAfectar in Spanish: describing effects
A storm, a delay or a piece of news can affect people and plans; explore the verb’s forms and its direct object.
Read and practiseInfluir in Spanish: shaping an outcome
Weather, choices and costs can shape an outcome; explore influir en and its present and past forms.
Read and practiseContributing to an outcome
A shared effort can advance a result: express contributions to goals and actions with the appropriate Spanish construction.
Read and practiseExplaining what a decision implies
A choice can involve a change, cost or action: express its implications with the Spanish present tense.
Read and practiseConsequences and responsibilities of an action
Moving, taking a role or opening a shop can entail costs and duties: express those consequences in Spanish.
Read and practiseExpressing what a process requires
A demanding task may need time, tools or action: practise the Spanish verb for stating its requirements.
Read and practiseFavorecer in Spanish: help or give preference
Conditions can promote a process, while a decision can benefit or favor a person; explore the forms and meanings of favorecer.
Read and practisePerjudicar in Spanish: causing harm
A decision, delay or action can harm a person or an outcome; explore the forms and uses of perjudicar.
Read and practiseGarantizar in Spanish: promises and guarantees
A contract or service may guarantee access, a price or a response; express the scope and limits of that promise in Spanish.
Read and practiseCumplir in Spanish: keeping promises and meeting requirements
Promises, deadlines and requirements call for cumplir, with or without con; explore its forms and the difference in meaning.
Read and practiseBreaking an obligation
A missed deadline or broken promise calls for a precise verb: describe failure to honour an agreement or obligation in Spanish.
Read and practiseResigning and giving something up
A post, a right or a prize can be given up: express resignation and renunciation in Spanish.
Read and practiseAsumir in Spanish: accept or suppose
Responsibility, costs and unverified facts call for different uses of asumir; explore its forms and meanings in context.
Read and practiseEstablecer in Spanish: rules and deadlines
A rule, relationship or deadline can be established in Spanish; explore establecer and its irregular first-person form.
Read and practiseKeeping an agreement or state
A promise, a closed door and a steady schedule show how Spanish expresses keeping an agreement or condition in place.
Read and practiseMaking a specific alteration
A revised schedule, contract clause or report page shows how to express a specific modification in Spanish.
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