Do you ever wonder about the diference between "Yo como" & "Yo estoy comiendo", "Ella duerme" & "Ella está durmiendo", or "Nosotros trabajamos" & "Nosotros estamos trabajando"? Then watch this easy video we prepared for you on the uses of estar + gerundio, also known

'Ser' & 'Estar' are two of the most important verbs in the Spanish language, but they can also be a little tricky to master. A common mistake by learners is to try and simply translate these verbs into English, but that can definitely add to

The adjetivos demostrativos help us place people and objects in a physical context and in relation to the speaker and listener. Often used with adverbios demostrativos (aquí, ahí, allí), these adjectives are a key part of any conversation in Spanish. Watch our easy video to

The verb pair of Saber vs Conocer can be as tricky to grasp as Ser vs Estar or Por vs Para, particularly when learners try to focus on their English equivalents which causes lots of headaches. Rather, the key to tell these two verb apart

Not sure about when you should use hay or estar? No hay problema! Watch our easy video to brush up on the differences between Hay & Está/Están! https://easyespanol.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Grammar-Bites-DIFERENCIAS-ENTRE-HAY-Y-ESTA-ESTAN.mp4 Activities for private students & members:

Have you ever wondered why en español we say things like: "se le rompió el teléfono", "se te quemó la cena" or "se me olvidó comprar la leche"? What's the role of the pronoun 'se' in these phrases? Watch our video to learn all about

Recently we discussed the very important objetos directos, and now it's the turn of their sometimes partners: los objetos indirectos. Let's have a look! We use indirect object to indicate where the action received by the direct object is going. María compra un libro a

Struggling to figure out how and when to use el gerundio en español? Don't worry; check out our easy pointers! 1. We use el gerundio to describe the way in which we perform an action: Entró corriendo a la habitación. He came into the room

We're about to start a New Year and lots of people are making New Year resolutions. Do you know how to phrase your resolutions en español? Let's take a look at the main ways to talk about plans, goals, and intentions. Querer + infinitivo: When

Learn the right vocabulary to talk about Christmas en español: decorations, traditions, greetings and more!   Activities for private students & members: