We use ningún, ninguno and ninguna to indicate that something or someone does not exist at the moment of speaking. They belong to the category of indefinidos adjectives and pronouns; we use los indefinidos to talk about people or things in non-specific terms. Let's take

Voz activa is the typical order of the basic elements in a sentence (doer + action + object of the action). In certain contexts, we can change this order to emphasize an action and indicate who has been affected by it; this is known as

We form the conjugation of the verbo HABER in pretérito imperfecto del indicativo tense + participio: USES:  1. We use the pretérito pluscuamperfecto to indicate a complete action in the past that precedes another past action: a) Cuando + pret. indefinido + pret. pluscuamperfecto: Cuando

Have you ever wondered why we sometimes add a "se" pronoun to ir or if it changes the meaning of this verb? You can stop wondering; we have the answers right here! IR:  As you know, we use the verb 'ir' to indicate a movement

Need help figuring out how and when to use the Si + Condicional structure en español? No hay problema! We have an easy and practical guide to help you master this structure once and for all. Let's take a look: 1. Si + presente indicativo

Did you know that the Spanish verbo “parecer” has many different uses and equivalents?  Let’s see the many things we can express with just one verb: 1. We use 'parecer' to discuss the appearance of a person or object: Julio parece un doctor con ese

We use the verbal phrase 'acabar de' + verb in the infinitive (non-conjugated) to express an action that took place or ended in a recent past: El tren acaba de llegar. The train just arrived. Acabaron de hacer la tarea justo antes de cenar. They

Also known as adverbs of place, these adverbs help us express where the action is taken place. Learn, review and practice the most frequently used ones with our fun & practical flashcards!     Activities for private students & members: 

Have you ever wondered about the role of participios (participles) en español? Then join us for an easy & practical review of this important part of the Spanish language! ¿Qué son los participios? The participios are non-personal forms of Spanish verbs; this means that they

When expressing our opinions in Spanish, we have a variety of verbs and expressions to help us out. We can divide these verbs into two categories: verbs that express what we're thinking and verbs that express what we're sensing. The most important factor to take