
Are “atender” and “asistir” the Spanish equivalents of “to attend”?
Are “atender” and “asistir” the Spanish equivalents of “to attend”? Are they synonyms? Not exactly;
Are “atender” and “asistir” the Spanish equivalents of “to attend”? Are they synonyms? Not exactly;
When telling time, do you find yourself hesitating between “EN la mañana, tarde, noche” or
Have you ever wondered if there was a difference between “asimismo” or “así mismo”? How
Hoy estudiaremos la relación entre los modos verbales y seis expresiones temporales de uso frecuente:
While making comparisons, have you ever wondered, should I say “más de” or “más que”?
We use the verb haber to talk about the existence of something or someone. In the
Do you know what is the Spanish equivalent of “to have a good time”? Although
Have you ever wondered: what is the difference between “muy” and “mucho”? Muy is
1. Adverbios de tiempo: Cuando / cuándo: when Ahora: now Ya: already Enseguida: at once
Let’s review some of the prepositional verbs we use to talk about ‘love’: 1)
The verb “parecer” can have distinct uses and equivalents. Let’s see the different things we
Some verbs are generally used along a specific preposition. For example, abundar en, means to