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Improving your writing

Improving your writing requires that you start writing in the first place. It seems obvious, but for many of you this is the kind of activity that would rather be postponed.CONTINUE READING

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Some Daily Routine Verbs

Typically when you talk about daily routines you are bound to use certain verbs that help you to talk about those actions that happen with certain frequency.

In this presentation you have a summary of the types of verbs you need to know about.CONTINUE READING

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My preferred village or city

IMG_4331My preferred village or city, is a topic that allows you to develop your writing skills in Spanish. When writing your first composition in Spanish, it is always helpful to start with a model of the type of writing you are aiming at.CONTINUE READING

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Translation 1

This is your first official translation. Another opportunity not only to revise what you have learnt so far, but also to learn new words, and to integrate the different pieces of information you have been provided so far about Spanish in a meaningful way.CONTINUE READING

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Practicing your numbers

numbersPracticing your numbers does not have to happen just by memorizing. It is worth experimenting with a variety of approaches to whatever content you want to be more confident about, including learning higher numbers.CONTINUE READING

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Gender and number

captura-de-pantalla-2016-09-27-a-las-15-20-03Gender and number are key concepts when it comes to learning Spanish. It is very advisable that you make use of a variety of resources when you practice these. This approach will help you to cover the same ground but with a certain feeling of novelty.CONTINUE READING

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Interrogative adjectives and pronouns

InterrogativeScreen shot 2015-01-22 at 23.58.55 adjectives and pronouns or Wh-questions, can be classified into two main groups: variable and invariable.

Let’s look at the invariable ones first. You have already come across some of them: ¿qué?CONTINUE READING

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More about verbs and present tense conjugation

In this podcast you will find a summary of the main things to consider when trying to conjugate a verb in Spanish.

As you know now, it is important to consider the tense you are trying to use: present, past, future… and the group the verb belongs to: 1st (-AR), 2nd (-ER) or 3rd (-IR).CONTINUE READING

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Learners like you

Having a good reason to embark in learning a language is definitely a good start. Meeting others like you that share the same interest is also an excellent thing (what about a language buddy?).CONTINUE READING

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More numbers

In addition to a previous post that introduced you to numbers from 0 to 60, you can find numbers 60 to 90 here:

 

and 90 to 110, here:

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