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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Oh, trust us, there will be blood. Join Carlos and Dylan as they referee this all out cage match between the Imperfect tense and the Preterit tense! Seriously, this match up could be called “The Rumble in the Jungle part II”. One is knows when to stop and the other always keeps the end in mind. Which is which? Well, you know what you have to do to find out! Also, check out the highlight reel in the Verb conjugation section in the learning center. After this, you will be the overall champion!
Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Want to learn the most common way to ask for/order something in the Spanish language? That’s exactly what you’ll learn with this lesson! Here, Bea and Joseph show us how the Present Tense of the Indicative Mood can be used to give a command. This is a slightly more informal way of giving a command than using the imperative mood, and it’s also used all the time. Be sure to check out the Premium Audio for this lesson in order to really get the most out of this series and make sure that the grammar sticks!
Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Welcome back for another edition of the Verb Conjugation Series. Today, Joseph and Beatriz take us on a tour through conjugations for AR, ER and IR verbs in the Present Tense. This is the place to learn how to form verbs, how verbs are used, and most importantly, what the patterns are that you need to recognize in order to get the conjugations down pat. This Series is ideal for any student in the Spanish language, since approaches verbs in Spanish systematically. Here, you learn how to make sense out of individual verbs and also how an individual verb relates to the verbal system in general. You;d be surprised how far a little Spanish can go!
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Category: Verb Conjugation Series | 1 Comment »
Grammar: imperfect, preterit tense | Function: expressing a past action | Topic: verbs | Politeness Level: didactic
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