Category: Present Tense
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Present Perfect Progressive Tense in Spanish
Present Perfect Progressive in Spanish How to conjugate the Present Perfect Progressive tense in Spanish?. It’s time to learn the Present Perfect Progressive tense in Spanish. Study the Spanish conjugation with online lessons. Learn the basic grammar rules. ar, er, ir The Present Perfect Progressive is used to speak of an action that began in…
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Present Simple Vs Present Perfect in Spanish
What is the difference between Present Simple vs Present Perfect in Spanish? It’s time to learn the difference between Present Simple vs Present Perfect in Spanish. Study the Spanish conjugation with online lessons. Learn the basic grammar rules. The Present Perfect may be used to talk about an action still in progress, but it’s also…
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Haber in the Present Perfect in Spanish
Present Perfect in Spanish | The Use of Haber and Pronoun Placement It’s time to learn how to use haber in the Present Perfect in Spanish. Study the Spanish conjugation with online lessons. Learn the basic grammar rules. Note: “Haber”, the auxiliary verb used with the Present Perfect, and the Past Participle are never separated in…
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Present Perfect in Spanish Translation
How do you form the Present Perfect tense in Spanish translation? What is the Present Perfect in Spanish translation?. It’s time to learn the Present Perfect in Spanish translation. Study the Spanish conjugation with online lessons. Learn the basic grammar rules. ar, er, irThe Present Perfect is used to talk about things that started in…
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Present Progressive vs Simple in Spanish
What is the difference between Present Progressive vs Simple in Spanish? It’s time to learn the difference between the Present Progressive vs Simple in Spanish. Study the Spanish conjugation with online lessons. Learn the basic grammar rules. The Present Progressive is used to talk about what a subject is doing right now. However, it is…
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Estar in the Present Progressive Tense in Spanish
Estar Review in the Present Progressive It’s time to learn how to use estar in the Present Progressive tense in Spanish. Study the Spanish conjugation with online lessons. Learn the basic grammar rules. Note: The Present Progressive is formed with the Present Tense of the verb “estar” (to be). Only the “estar” part of the Present Progressive changes…
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Present Progressive Tense in Spanish
How do you write a Present Progressive sentence in Spanish? It’s time to learn how to conjugate the Present Progressive tense in Spanish. Study the Spanish conjugation with online lessons. Learn the basic grammar rules. ar, er, ir The Spanish Present Progressive Tense is used to talk about something that is happeningnow. The Present Progressive is…
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Irregular Verbs Tener and Venir in the Simple Present in Spanish
Irregular Verbs Tener and Venir | Simple Present It’s time to learn how to use the irregular verbs: tener and venir in Spanish. Study the Spanish conjugation with online lessons. Learn the basic grammar rules. Because they are irregular, you must memorize their conjugations. tener (to have) Personal…
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Ser, Estar, Ir and Haber Irregular Verbs in Spanish
Ser, Estar, Ir, Haber | Irregular Verbs – Simple Present It’s time to learn how to use the irregular verbs ser, estar, ir and haber in the Simple Present. Study the Spanish conjugation with online lessons. Learn the basic grammar rules. There are a number of verbs that have irregular forms other than the “yo”…
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What are Irregular Yo Forms? | Simple Present in Spanish
What are irregular yo forms? It’s time to learn how to use irregular yo forms in Spanish. Study the Spanish conjugation with online lessons. Learn the basic grammar rules. Note: Verbs that end in “- guir”, “- ger”, or “- gir” undergo a spelling change in their Present Tense “yo” forms. For verbs that end in – guir, the yo form ends in go. For…
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Simple Present in Spanish
How is the Simple Present used in Spanish? It’s time to learn how to conjugate the Simple Present in Spanish. Study the Spanish conjugation with online lessons. Learn the basic grammar rules. ar, er, ir The Spanish Simple Present Tense can be used to talk about habitual actions, routines, things happening now or in the…