Spanish grammar lessons

In Spanish, entonces is a consequence connector that people use to express how an action is the result of another one. When speaking English or

How do you express before and after in Spanish? Before is antes in Spanish, and after is después. Is that all? That basic? Of course

Impersonal forms of verbs in Spanish always have a different meaning and usage than the original verb. For example, hacer means “to do” or “make”,

You probably didn´t know that Spanish has some contractions. They are not like the English contractions. In Spanish, you contract articles with prepositions. Which are

Today you will learn about 2 of the most common Spanish prepositions: con, and sin. These are just part of a big list of prepositions

In Spanish, there are many words and phrases to talk about time. Desde usually means “since” and cuándo means “when”. But when they are put

In Spanish, some special verbs form verbal idioms. These verbs work backward. Most of these verbs are related to feelings, perceptions, and reactions like “gustar”

How to ask for permission in Spanish? How to tell people you allow something? There are many ways. The verbs poder, dejar y permitir +

Today you will learn about some of the most common Spanish prepositions: a, en, and de. These are just part of a big list of

What’s the difference between bueno and bien, malo and mal? You probably know when you use one or the other because of the translation, but

Prepositions are a complex group of words because they have different meanings and usages. In Spanish, desde, hacia, and hasta are three prepositions you use

You already know that negative sentences are a lot different in Spanish; no auxiliary verb, double negative. And, when you talk about options in sentences,