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A LAB FOR LEARNING SPANISH WITH FREE ONLINE LESSONSSPANISH LESSONSGRAMMARLISTENINGWORKSHEETSBLOGVOCABULARY EXERCISES This website was designed to help you learn Spanish the easy way through several audio visual resources like images, recordings, dialogues, videos and more. Learn with complete Spanish lessons on different topics and levels, read simple explanations, find lots of examples and practice with many exercises. ROOMS AND PARTS OF THE HOUSE IN SPANISH The vocabulary for the house is really important in everyday conversations. In this lesson, we will cover the vocabulary for rooms and parts of the house in Spanish, “las habitaciones y partes de la casa”, and see how these words could be used in real situations.You will learn the basics to use the verb HABER in its form HAY, the verb TENER, ESTAR plus prepositions of place for rooms in SHOPPING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SPANISH AT THE MARKET Talking about Fruits and Vegetables in Spanish. As shown in the video, there are lots words for fruits and vegetables in Spanish. Sometimes the names of some fruits will vary from country to country like “calala” and “maracuyá” for passion fruit.Generally speaking, we will use definite articles like before the names of fruits and vegetables in Spanish, mainly when COMMON HOBBIES IN SPANISH Common Hobbies in Spanish – PDF Worksheet. Hello! This worksheet was designed to help you practice part of the vocabulary for hobbies in Spanish by solving the exercises in a PDF worksheet on this interesting topic. We hope it will help you memorize the vocabulary for the most common hobbies in Spanish. ¡Buena suerte! CONJUGATING IRREGULAR VERBS IN SPANISH �Hola! Previously, we shared a worksheet on a list of common irregular verbs in Spanish. This time, we are sharing another worksheet focusing on conjugating irregular verbs in Spanish to make sure you know the proper conjugation of the most important verbs in

the language that

TALKING ABOUT THE FUTURE IN SPANISH Students work in pairs or in groups of four to solve the exercise on this worksheet. Students take turns to roll a dice or flip a coin, and move their counter along the board. When a student lands on a square, they talk about the topic on the square for 30 seconds using the structures for the future tense in Spanish, that is conjugating the DESCRIBING YOUR BEDROOM IN SPANISH Describing your room in Spanish will be easy to do if you know how to use a few common adjectives and the verb SER.In this lesson, we will introduce the vocabulary for common bedroom objects, as well as how to use colors and other adjectives to describe your bedroom in Spanish. AT A FAST FOOD RESTAURANT IN SPANISH Students work individually or in pairs to solve the exercise on this worksheet. This worksheet includes two exercises that are closely related. First, students must write the names of the items for fast food in Spanish on top of the worksheet. They should also write the THE VERB TENER IN SPANISH Give students a copy of the worksheet. This worksheet has three exercises. For the first exercise, students must complete the chart with the proper conjugations of the verb TENER in Spanish for each subject pronoun. In the second exercise, they should take a look at the images above each of the sentences and then write the correct form

of the

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El verbo PODER en español es muy útil para hacer peticiones y sobre todo para hablar de destrezas y habilidades. Es el equivalente al modal “CAN” del idioma inglés en este sentido. La diferencia es que en español, debemos encontrar la forma apropiada del verbo que corresponda al pronombr e basado en el cuadro anterior, por ejemplo:

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REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS IN THE PAST TENSE IN SPANISH A lot of the verbs that are considered irregular in the present tense will also be considered irregular in the past tense in Spanish, including verbs like “caber”, “dar”, “poder”, “saber” and others. Below, we show you a list of six really important and common irregular verbs in Spanish in the past tense. DECIR: Yo dije,

Tú

SHOPPING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SPANISH AT THE MARKET Talking about Fruits and Vegetables in Spanish. As shown in the video, there are lots words for fruits and vegetables in Spanish. Sometimes the names of some fruits will vary from country to country like “calala” and “maracuyá” for passion fruit.Generally speaking, we will use definite articles like before the names of fruits and vegetables in Spanish, mainly when CLASSROOM OBJECTS IN SPANISH: LIST AND SENTENCES (WITH Classroom objects in Spanish plus the verb SER and colors. The second group of sentences with classroom items in Spanish will use colors and the verb SER. “Los colores” a special type of adjectives and they are always placed after the object (noun) we are describing.We do not say Un rosado borrador meaning a pink eraser, but Un borrador rosado.Now, the tricky part with colors is that they DESCRIBING PEOPLE IN SPANISH This worksheet was designed to help you practice part of the vocabulary for describing people in Spanish by solving a very simple exercise in a PDF worksheet about this interesting topic. We hope it helps you learn different adjectives and the structure to use when describing someone’s appearance in COMPARING THINGS IN SPANISH USING TAN + ADJECTIVE + COMO The word TANTO can be translated into “So much”, “So many” and “As much”. For the purpose of comparing things in Spanish, we would think of TANTO as “as much”. Listen to the following examples: Karen estudia tanto como tú. Karen studies as much as you do. A mis amigos les gusta el futbol tanto como a mí. My friends like SHOPPING FOR CLOTHES IN SPANISH: PHRASES AND CONVERSATIONS Shopping for clothes in Spanish and saying what you are wearing Describing clothes in Spanish at a shop. First, to describe clothes in Spanish, you can use the verbs LUCIR (to look) and SER (to be).We can use them following structure: , for example: “Tu camisa es bonita”.When shopping for clothes in Spanish, you can also TALKING ABOUT YOURSELF IN SPANISH: PDF WORKSHEET Hello! This worksheet aims at helping you practice some of the most important phrases and questions in Spanish for beginners through several questions in a PDF worksheet. In this activity, you will be able to talk about yourself in Spanish and say things like your age, name, favorite color, hobbies and occupations among other things. MY DAILY ROUTINE IN SPANISH My Daily Routine in Spanish – PDF Worksheet. ¡Hola! We have designed this worksheet to help you practice the key vocabulary and grammar to talk about your daily routine in Spanish with some simple and interesting exercises. You will see both reflexive and non-reflexive verbs in use to write and talk about the activities someone does every day. ADJECTIVES FOR FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS: SPANISH WORKSHEET Adjectives for Feelings and Emotions: Spanish Worksheet PDF. Hello! This worksheet was designed to help you practice some of the key vocabulary for feelings and emotions in Spanish through a very simple PDF worksheet. For this activity, students could practice the vocabulary for emotions as well as some grammar related to the verb To

Be in

RECOGNIZING WILD ANIMALS IN SPANISH Directions: Students work in pairs or groups of four to practice with the exercises on this worksheet. Each group of students gets a worksheet. First, they must cut out the cards with pictures and names of different wild animals in Spanish. Their teacher could also do it before the class so that they don’t see the cards before playing the

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SPANISH GRAMMAR WORKSHEETS ARCHIVES The exercises in these worksheets are focused on very important Spanish grammar topics that we must master in order to speak the language, from verbal conjugations to pronouns of different types, among many more themes. Find a Spanish Lesson SPANISH SPEAKING WORKSHEETS ARCHIVES These worksheets were designed to help you practice Spanish and enhance your speaking ability in the classroom or at any other place you may feel comfortable speaking the language. We hope you find them really useful to practice Speaking Spanish. Find a Spanish Lesson COMMON HOBBIES IN SPANISH Common Hobbies in Spanish – PDF Worksheet. Hello! This worksheet was designed to help you practice part of the vocabulary for hobbies in Spanish by solving the exercises in a PDF worksheet on this interesting topic. We hope it will help you memorize the vocabulary for the most common hobbies in Spanish. ¡Buena suerte! CONJUGATING IRREGULAR VERBS IN SPANISH �Hola! Previously, we shared a worksheet on a list of common irregular verbs in Spanish. This time, we are sharing another worksheet focusing on conjugating irregular verbs in Spanish to make sure you know the proper conjugation of the most important verbs in

the language that

ADJECTIVES FOR FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS: SPANISH WORKSHEET Adjectives for Feelings and Emotions: Spanish Worksheet PDF. Hello! This worksheet was designed to help you practice some of the key vocabulary for feelings and emotions in Spanish through a very simple PDF worksheet. For this activity, students could practice the vocabulary for emotions as well as some grammar related to the verb To

Be in

MAKING TRANSACTIONS AT THE BANK IN SPANISH Making transactions at the Bank in Spanish – Listening Practice. Welcome to a new lesson on listening practice. This time, we will focus on expressions and questions you will need for making transactions at the bank in Spanish. You will listen to examples and practice with two interesting listening exercises and interactive

quizzes.

ROOMS AND PARTS OF THE HOUSE IN SPANISH: PDF WORKSHEET Rooms and Parts of the House in Spanish: PDF Worksheet. Hello! In this worksheet, you will find exercises on the vocabulary for rooms and parts of the house in Spanish, as well as the structure of the sentences with verbs like “HAY” (there is/are), “TENER” (to have), “SER” (to be) and other verbs, in addition to the

prepositions of

THE HOUSE AND PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE The House and Prepositions of Place – Spanish Worksheet PDF. Hello! This worksheet will help you practice the vocabulary for the house as well the structure of the sentences using the verb “ESTAR” (to be) plus prepositions of place in Spanish. Part of the worksheet also focuses the vocabulary for house objects in the living room and

bedrooms.

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SPANISH WORKSHEETS ARCHIVES Spanish Worksheets. In this section you will find some Spanish worksheets to practice different topics in the language including vocabulary, grammar, listening, writing and much more. These exercises will help you practice the content of many of the lessons on our site on your own or in the classroom. We hope you find these worksheets

very useful.

BASIC SPANISH ARCHIVES This section includes a lot of really important, basic Spanish lessons such as introductions (presentaciones), greetings (saludos), countries and nationalities (paises y nacionalidades) and many other topics. Scroll down to see all the lessons we have prepared for you and help other learn the language by sharing your favorite lessons. ¡Disfruta aprender español! Find a Spanish Lesson SPANISH LISTENING PRACTICE FOR BEGINNERS: CONVERSATIONS This interesting lesson includes several exercises for Spanish listening practice for beginners. We’ve included four basic listening activities in Spanish to practice basic vocabulary and grammar related to different topics. Each conversation in Spanish has its script and English translation, plus an MAKING SENTENCES WITH STEM-CHANGING VERBS IN SPANISH The stem PENS- will change to PIENS- for the pronoun TÚ as in the sentence “ Tú piensas”. Here is a list of stem changing verbs E to IE: empezar (to begin), querer (to want), pensar (to think), divertirse (to have fun), despertarse (to wake up), sentir (to feel),

mentir (to

SUPERLATIVES IN SPANISH: RULES, EXAMPLES AND PRACTICE Here are some of the most important rules for superlatives in Spanish: We have to find a definite article (el, la, los, las) that agrees in number and gender with the main noun in the sentence, e.g. “ Paco es el más inteligente ” (Paco is the most intelligent) In Spanish, the word “MÁS” means both MORE and MOST. ROOMS AND PARTS OF THE HOUSE IN SPANISH The vocabulary for the house is really important in everyday conversations. In this lesson, we will cover the vocabulary for rooms and parts of the house in Spanish, “las habitaciones y partes de la casa”, and see how these words could be used in real situations.You will learn the basics to use the verb HABER in its form HAY, the verb TENER, ESTAR plus prepositions of place for rooms in MAKING COMPARISONS IN SPANISH: THE CITY VS THE COUNTRYSIDE 1st object + SER or another verb + MÁS/MENOS + Adjective + QUE + 2nd object. By using that structure, a comparison like “People are friendlier in the countryside than in the city” could be translated almost literally as “ Las personas son más amistosas en el campo que en la ciudad ”. Regarding comparisons of equality in Spanish, we SHOPPING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SPANISH AT THE MARKET Talking about Fruits and Vegetables in Spanish. As shown in the video, there are lots words for fruits and vegetables in Spanish. Sometimes the names of some fruits will vary from country to country like “calala” and “maracuyá” for passion fruit.Generally speaking, we will use definite articles like before the names of fruits and vegetables in Spanish, mainly when DESCRIBING YOUR BEDROOM IN SPANISH Describing your room in Spanish will be easy to do if you know how to use a few common adjectives and the verb SER.In this lesson, we will introduce the vocabulary for common bedroom objects, as well as how to use colors and other adjectives to describe your bedroom in Spanish. WWW.SPANISHLEARNINGLAB.COM www.spanishlearninglab.com A LAB FOR LEARNING SPANISH WITH FREE ONLINE LESSONSSPANISH LESSONSGRAMMARLISTENINGWORKSHEETSBLOGVOCABULARY EXERCISES This website was designed to help you learn Spanish the easy way through several audio visual resources like images, recordings, dialogues, videos and more. Learn with complete Spanish lessons on different topics and levels, read simple explanations, find lots of examples and practice with many exercises. COMMON HOBBIES IN SPANISH Common Hobbies in Spanish – PDF Worksheet. Hello! This worksheet was designed to help you practice part of the vocabulary for hobbies in Spanish by solving the exercises in a PDF worksheet on this interesting topic. We hope it will help you memorize the vocabulary for the most common hobbies in Spanish. ¡Buena suerte! CONJUGATING IRREGULAR VERBS IN SPANISH �Hola! Previously, we shared a worksheet on a list of common irregular verbs in Spanish. This time, we are sharing another worksheet focusing on conjugating irregular verbs in Spanish to make sure you know the proper conjugation of the most important verbs in

the language that

AT A FAST FOOD RESTAURANT IN SPANISH Students work individually or in pairs to solve the exercise on this worksheet. This worksheet includes two exercises that are closely related. First, students must write the names of the items for fast food in Spanish on top of the worksheet. They should also write the HOW TO USE INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS IN SPANISH: SENTENCES Interestingly, we can have both a direct and indirect object pronoun in the same sentence and even within the same verb. For example, in the sentence “Te compraré un cachorro”, the word “TE” is an indirect object pronoun and “un cachorro” is the direct object, which could be replaced by the pronoun “LO”.This way, we could rewrite this sentence as: “Te lo compraré”. COMPARING THINGS IN SPANISH USING TAN + ADJECTIVE + COMO The word TANTO can be translated into “So much”, “So many” and “As much”. For the purpose of comparing things in Spanish, we would think of TANTO as “as much”. Listen to the following examples: Karen estudia tanto como tú. Karen studies as much as you do. A mis amigos les gusta el futbol tanto como a mí. My friends like DESCRIBING YOUR BEDROOM IN SPANISH Describing your room in Spanish will be easy to do if you know how to use a few common adjectives and the verb SER.In this lesson, we will introduce the vocabulary for common bedroom objects, as well as how to use colors and other adjectives to describe your bedroom in Spanish. DANDO DIRECCIONES EN ESPAÑOL Dando direcciones en español – Ejercicios en PDF. ¡Hola! Gracias por acompañarnos una vez más. Hemos creado esta hoja de trabajo para ayudarte a practicar el vocabulario sobre los lugares de la ciudad en español, la forma de describir un lugar y principalmente las distintas maneras de preguntar las direcciones en español y explicar USANDO EL VERBO PODER PARA HABLAR DE HABILIDADES …TRANSLATE THIS

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DESCRIBIENDO PERSONAS EN ESPAÑOL Describiendo Personas en Español – Ejercicios en PDF. ¡Hola! Esta hoja de trabajo fue diseñada para ayudarte a practicar parte del vocabulario para describir personas en español mediante un ejercicio muy simple en una hoja de trabajo en PDF sobre este tema. Esperamos que te ayude a aprender varios adjetivos comunes relacionados al tema

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SHOPPING FOR CLOTHES IN SPANISH: PHRASES AND CONVERSATIONS Shopping for clothes in Spanish and saying what you are wearing Describing clothes in Spanish at a shop. First, to describe clothes in Spanish, you can use the verbs LUCIR (to look) and SER (to be).We can use them following structure: , for example: “Tu camisa es bonita”.When shopping for clothes in Spanish, you can also SHOPPING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SPANISH AT THE MARKET Talking about Fruits and Vegetables in Spanish. As shown in the video, there are lots words for fruits and vegetables in Spanish. Sometimes the names of some fruits will vary from country to country like “calala” and “maracuyá” for passion fruit.Generally speaking, we will use definite articles like before the names of fruits and vegetables in Spanish, mainly when COMPARING THINGS IN SPANISH USING TAN + ADJECTIVE + COMO The word TANTO can be translated into “So much”, “So many” and “As much”. For the purpose of comparing things in Spanish, we would think of TANTO as “as much”. Listen to the following examples: Karen estudia tanto como tú. Karen studies as much as you do. A mis amigos les gusta el futbol tanto como a mí. My friends like THE FUTURE IN SPANISH WITH IR A + INFINITIVE (SENTENCES The grammatical structure IR A + Infinitive. IR A + Infinitive is a structure we use in Spanish to talk about future actions and it is very useful in different situations and contexts. It is the equivalent to the structure “Be going to” from the English language, although

it differs

prepositions of

FIXING KITCHEN APPLIANCES IN SPANISH Listening Activity No. 2: Fixing Kitchen Appliances in Spanish. Listen to two conversations between clients and technicians who are talking about fixing some appliances in Spanish. Identify the appliances that they mention, what needs to be repaired and other important details to solve the interactive quiz about this recording. NUMBERS IN SPANISH FROM 1 TO 20 �Hola! Thanks for joining us. This PDF worksheet was designed to help you practice the vocabulary for numbers in Spanish 1 – 20 through a very simple exercise. It can be used as a way to review numbers or as part of a quiz about this topic. THE HOUSE AND PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE The House and Prepositions of Place – Spanish Worksheet PDF. Hello! This worksheet will help you practice the vocabulary for the house as well the structure of the sentences using the verb “ESTAR” (to be) plus prepositions of place in Spanish. Part of the worksheet also focuses the vocabulary for house objects in the living room and

bedrooms.

HACIENDO PREGUNTAS EN ESPAÑOL Actividad extra: El maestro selecciona a un estudiante de cada grupo y le realiza dos preguntas aleatorias de la hoja de trabajo. Los estudiantes que respondan bien, pasan al siguiente round hasta que haya un ganador, es decir, alguien que sepa las preguntas apropiadas en español para distintas situaciones. A LAB FOR LEARNING SPANISH WITH FREE ONLINE LESSONSSPANISH LESSONSGRAMMARLISTENINGWORKSHEETSBLOGVOCABULARY EXERCISES This website was designed to help you learn Spanish the easy way through several audio visual resources like images, recordings, dialogues, videos and more. Learn with complete Spanish lessons on different topics and levels, read simple explanations, find lots of examples and practice with many exercises. SPANISH LESSONS ARCHIVES Spanish Phrases and Questions for Basic Conversations. Generally speaking, basic conversations in Spanish usually include greetings or “saludos”, introductions and some vocabulary like numbers, countries and more. All these topics have been covered in . SPANISH WORKSHEETS ARCHIVES Spanish Worksheets. In this section you will find some Spanish worksheets to practice different topics in the language including vocabulary, grammar, listening, writing and much more. These exercises will help you practice the content of many of the lessons on our site on your own or in the classroom. We hope you find these worksheets

very useful.

bedrooms.

CONJUGATING IRREGULAR VERBS IN SPANISH �Hola! Previously, we shared a worksheet on a list of common irregular verbs in Spanish. This time, we are sharing another worksheet focusing on conjugating irregular verbs in Spanish to make sure you know the proper conjugation of the most important verbs in

the language that

prepositions of

Be in

quizzes.

very useful.

bedrooms.

the language that

prepositions of

Be in

quizzes.

very useful.

SPANISH LESSONS ARCHIVES Spanish Phrases and Questions for Basic Conversations. Generally speaking, basic conversations in Spanish usually include greetings or “saludos”, introductions and some vocabulary like numbers, countries and more. All these topics have been covered in . SPANISH GRAMMAR WORKSHEETS ARCHIVES The exercises in these worksheets are focused on very important Spanish grammar topics that we must master in order to speak the language, from verbal conjugations to pronouns of different types, among many more themes. Find a Spanish Lesson BASIC SPANISH ARCHIVES This section includes a lot of really important, basic Spanish lessons such as introductions (presentaciones), greetings (saludos), countries and nationalities (paises y nacionalidades) and many other topics. Scroll down to see all the lessons we have prepared for you and help other learn the language by sharing your favorite lessons. ¡Disfruta aprender español! Find a Spanish Lesson SPANISH LISTENING PRACTICE FOR BEGINNERS: CONVERSATIONS This interesting lesson includes several exercises for Spanish listening practice for beginners. We’ve included four basic listening activities in Spanish to practice basic vocabulary and grammar related to different topics. Each conversation in Spanish has its script and English translation, plus an SUPERLATIVES IN SPANISH: RULES, EXAMPLES AND PRACTICE Here are some of the most important rules for superlatives in Spanish: We have to find a definite article (el, la, los, las) that agrees in number and gender with the main noun in the sentence, e.g. “ Paco es el más inteligente ” (Paco is the most intelligent) In Spanish, the word “MÁS” means both MORE and MOST. MAKING COMPARISONS IN SPANISH: THE CITY VS THE COUNTRYSIDE 1st object + SER or another verb + MÁS/MENOS + Adjective + QUE + 2nd object. By using that structure, a comparison like “People are friendlier in the countryside than in the city” could be translated almost literally as “ Las personas son más amistosas en el campo que en la ciudad ”. Regarding comparisons of equality in Spanish, we COMPARING THINGS IN SPANISH USING TAN + ADJECTIVE + COMO The word TANTO can be translated into “So much”, “So many” and “As much”. For the purpose of comparing things in Spanish, we would think of TANTO as “as much”. Listen to the following examples: Karen estudia tanto como tú. Karen studies as much as you do. A mis amigos les gusta el futbol tanto como a mí. My friends like THE FUTURE IN SPANISH WITH IR A + INFINITIVE (SENTENCES The grammatical structure IR A + Infinitive. IR A + Infinitive is a structure we use in Spanish to talk about future actions and it is very useful in different situations and contexts. It is the equivalent to the structure “Be going to” from the English language, although

it differs

TALKING ABOUT YOURSELF IN SPANISH: PDF WORKSHEET Hello! This worksheet aims at helping you practice some of the most important phrases and questions in Spanish for beginners through several questions in a PDF worksheet. In this activity, you will be able to talk about yourself in Spanish and say things like your age, name, favorite color, hobbies and occupations among other things. A LAB FOR LEARNING SPANISH WITH FREE ONLINE LESSONSSPANISH LESSONSGRAMMARLISTENINGWORKSHEETSBLOGVOCABULARY EXERCISES This website was designed to help you learn Spanish the easy way through several audio visual resources like images, recordings, dialogues, videos and more. Learn with complete Spanish lessons on different topics and levels, read simple explanations, find lots of examples and practice with many exercises. SPANISH LESSONS ARCHIVES Spanish Phrases and Questions for Basic Conversations. Generally speaking, basic conversations in Spanish usually include greetings or “saludos”, introductions and some vocabulary like numbers, countries and more. All these topics have been covered in . SPANISH WORKSHEETS ARCHIVES Spanish Worksheets. In this section you will find some Spanish worksheets to practice different topics in the language including vocabulary, grammar, listening, writing and much more. These exercises will help you practice the content of many of the lessons on our site on your own or in the classroom. We hope you find these worksheets

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See the complete list of lessons Intermediate Spanish This section includes lessons that will make use of everything taught in both the basic and pre-intermediate levels. The lessons are easy to follow and include videos from our Youtube Channel to make your learning experience even richer. Here, you will find topics like: daily

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See the complete list of lessons Basic Spanish Grammar Spanish grammar is truly important in order to speak or write properly. The lessons in the category will explore more about specific grammar topics such as the singular and plural of Spanish nouns

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gender rules

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spelling words

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ordering food at a restaurant

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borrowing and lending things

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giving suggestions

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how to apologize in Spanish

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ASHELY says:

February 22, 2016 at 11:52 pm

It helped me a lot

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TEVIN says:

June 11, 2016 at 4:21 pm

very resourcefull

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REBECCA KRUEGER says: July 22, 2016 at 1:16 am there is a mistake on the days of the week sheet. Domingo is not

Friday.

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ALEX says:

October 4, 2016 at 5:00 pm Thanks Rebecca. We did not notice. We’ll fix it right away

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JEREMIAH HERNANDEZ says: October 24, 2016 at 8:20 pm Hey alex how are you doing.

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ALEX says:

October 24, 2016 at 8:56 pm Muy bien, ¿Cómo estás tú?

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JEREMIAH HERNANDEZ says: December 3, 2016 at 7:07 pm Alex,what is the singular word for ayudar?

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ALEX says:

January 1, 2017 at 1:12 am Hola… AYUDAR is a verb so it does not have a singular form. It is a regular verb, so you can conjugate it as “Yo ayudo”, “tú ayudas” and so on. The singular would apply for nouns and adjectives in Spanish, e.g. “casa” -> “casas”. Hope it helps Jeremiah

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SHERYAR says:

May 2, 2017 at 12:01 pm

very resourcefull

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JOSEF CARABALLO says: May 24, 2017 at 4:37 pm

muy util

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LEISY says:

July 13, 2017 at 4:40 pm

Hello,

On the basic Weather Expressions lesson, there is an error: In general we use three verbs to talk about the weather in Spanish: HABER in its form HAY, ESTAR as ESTÁ and HACER as HAY. The second HAY should be HACE.

Thanks.

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ALEX says:

July 13, 2017 at 7:08 pm Hello! Thanks for finding that mistake. We just fixed it. Gracias ¡Que tengas un buen día!

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JESSICA says:

July 22, 2017 at 5:23 pm Alex – you use “esta usando” for talking about what someone is wearing. What about llevar, llevar puesto, ponerse, etc.? I feel like different countries use different verbs to talk about what someone is actively wearing at a particular moment. I’m trying to figure out which countries/regions use which phrases.

Gracias!

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ALEX says:

July 27, 2017 at 4:00 pm Hi Jessica. Sorry for the late answer. Yes, I think different countries use different phrases as well. USAR means “to wear” and it would a very basic way to say what you are wearing. I have heard “LLEVAR PUESTO” a lot from Mexican TV shows. Probably, it is more common for them to say “LLEVAR PUESTO”, e.g. “Llevo puesta una chaqueta”, which is the same as “Estoy usando una chaqueta” or “Me puse una chaqueta” (using PONERSE). I could not tell you which countries exactly use which phrases, but I am sure most of them if not all would understand what you mean when you use any of them.

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DEUCY says:

November 24, 2017 at 1:02 am Very happy to come on to your site. We are three years Americans into living in Ecuador. We like the practicality in techniques and thoughtful selection of subjects. Can you tell us something about yourselves, background, motivation for this effort, and if there may be more from you in the future ? Deucy and Deucet

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ALEX says:

November 24, 2017 at 4:46 am �Hola! ¡Mucho gusto! Well, we are from Nicaragua. I studied English as a Foreign Language and learned some methodologies for teaching the language. While learning English, I noticed that I preferred sites with recordings and visual resources. Since I’m a Spanish native speaker, I decided to help people learn Spanish instead of English with a site that included all I liked from English learning websites and more. It is really cool to write these kind of lessons with a communicative focus. After all, that is what languages are for… para comunicarnos. We plan to continue with this effort for sure. Thanks for stopping by! Enjoy Ecuador

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JOE MONTOYA says:

February 10, 2018 at 12:08 am

Estimado Alex,

Ante que nada quiero felicitarlo por su extraordinario trabajo. Como instructor de Español de mucha experiencia, he encontrado su material ideal para aplicarlo a mis estudiantes ya sea en línea o en

aula.

Me gustaría saber que requisitos pide para tener acceso a su material y poderlo enseñar. Con mucho gusto estoy anuente a sus instrucciones. También solicito su autorización para colocar su logo y enlace en nuestro sitio web http://www.tutorjoe.com

Gracias.

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ALEX says:

February 10, 2018 at 6:34 pm

Estimado Joe,

Puedes hacer uso del material para enseñar en línea o en el aula. Nos alegra que el material te parezca apto para tus clases. Solamente te pediríamos el favor de dirigir a tus usuarios a las lecciones que les puedan ayudar en su proceso de aprendizaje, sin necesidad de duplicar nuestro contenido en tu sitio. ¡Éxito!

Atentamente,

Alex

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JOE MONTOYA says:

February 22, 2018 at 12:46 pm Gracias Alex. Con gusto remito a mis estudiantes a su sitio web. Si en algo más puedo colaborar, solo déjeme saber.

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MICHELLE STEWART-MCKOY says: March 11, 2018 at 11:12 pm Mil gracias Alex. ¡Las lecciones son super fáciles e interesantes!

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ALEX says:

March 12, 2018 at 10:36 pm Muchas gracias Michelle. Siempre estamos buscando la manera de mejorar y esperamos seguir así. ¡Un abrazo!

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FIRE AND ICE GUITAR says: January 2, 2019 at 7:21 pm �Muchas gracias! Siempre he querido aprender español y este sitio web me ha ayudado más que ningún otro.

Dios te bendiga

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ALEX says:

January 15, 2019 at 2:37 pm Un placer poder ayudar en algo. Un abrazo

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