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Subject Pronouns in Spanish Explained

A subject pronoun is a word that replaces the Subject in a Sentence.The 12 Subject Pronouns in Spanish are: Yo,Yú,Él/Ella/Usted,Nosotros/Nosotras,Vosotros/Vosotras,Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes
Conjugation of Ser Made Easier

The Verb Ser means (To be) and is a crucial verb to know in Spanish. The verb Ser allows you to speak about yourself and others.
Learning how to conjugate the verb ser in the present tense will enable you to talk about yourself and others regarding when you want to say, “I am…
Adjectives in Spanish Made Easier

Adjectives in Spanish just like in English describe a noun. In Spanish, adjectives must agree in gender and number to the noun that they describe. In simple terms: If the noun is feminine and singular, the adjective should be feminine and singular. If the noun is plural and masculine, the adjective should be masculine and plural.
Conjugating ar Verbs Made Easier

To conjugate an -ar verb you remove the ending (-ar), and you add a new ending based on the subject or person performing the action.
Learn the Conjugation of Ar with FREE Video lessons, charts, Examples & worksheets.
Conjugating er & ir verbs Explained

To conjugate er and ir verbs you remove the ending (-er or -ir) and you add a new ending based on the subject or person performing the action.
Conjugating regular -er & -ir verbs works exactly the same way we learned how to conjugate -ar verbs, however, we have different endings.
Tener que + infinitive in Spanish Made Easier

Tener que + infinitive. The “tener” part of that formula has to be conjugated to allow us to know who is the person that has to do something.
Learn the Conjugation of Ar with FREE Video lessons, charts, Examples & worksheets.
Estar conjugation Made Easier

Estar is an irregular verb. The conjugations of Estar are:
Yo → estoy
Tú (you informal) → estás
Èl/Ella/ Ud (you formal) → está
Nosotros (nosotras) → estamos
Vosotros (vosotras) → estáis
Ellos/Ellas/Uds. → están
Ir conjugation Made Easier

Ir is an irregular verb. That means that it does not follow the pattern of regular -ir verbs. Do not think that it is an -ir verb. It is not. Ir is an irregular verb.
Let’s start by learning the conjugation of the verb ir: to go.
Stem changing e to ie in Spanish Made Easier

e to ie stem-changing verbs all have an e in the stem and that e is going to change to ie in all forms except for nosotros and vosotros. read more
Definite Article in Spanish Made Easier

Definite Articles in Spanish, In Spanish, you have to choose between four definite articles: el, la, los, and las. In Spanish, all nouns (including words for things) are either masculine or feminine this is called their gender. And just as in English they can also be either singular or plural.
Indefinite Article in Spanish Made Easier

Indefinite Articles in Spanish Just like definite articles, follow the gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural ) of a noun and have four forms
Gustar explained with simple Steps

Gustar is a verb. Although the literal translation is “something is pleasing to you or to someone else”, Gustar is used to talk about things that you or someone likes.
Tener, How to conjugate the verb Tener?

Learn how to conjugate the irregular verb Tener. Tener is an irregular verb. It does not follow the pattern of regular er verbs.
Gustar with infinitives Made Easier

Gustar with Infinitives, Let’s continue to learn how to use the verb Gustar. In this lesson, we will focus on using gustar with infinitives to talk about the activities you like to do
Querer, Conjugating the verb “Querer” in Spanish

Querer can mean “to want”, but it can also mean “to love”. The verb querer is irregular, which means it does not follow the usual conjugation patterns.
Jugar: Learn to conjugate Jugar in Spanish

Jugar is a Spanish verb that means ‘to play’. It is an irregular verb. In this post, we will explore how the Spanish verb Jugar is conjugated in Spanish tenses.
Possessive adjectives in Spanish? Made Easier

In Spanish, possessive adjectives are words that are used with a noun to help define a relationship between a person or an object with another one. Possessive adjectives are commonly used to demonstrate ownership of language.
stem-changing verbs o to ue in Spanish made easier

when O in the last stressed syllable of the stem, it will be automatically replaced by ue. Following is the O to UE stem changing verbs chart. with Video
Solving the mystery of Ser vs. Estar

Ser is used to describe permanent states, whereas estar is used to describe temporary conditions. In English, you would use the verb “to be” for both, but they have slightly different meanings in Spanish.
A detailed guide to direct and indirect object pronouns in Spanish

Let me explain how Direct & indirect object pronouns work in Spanish, and i have a video lesson for both ready for you
Informal Commands in Spanish? Made Easier

How to use Informal Commands in Spanish? :In Spanish, an informal command is a mood used to address another person directly and give them an order or instruction. These imperative mood commands are almost always found in the 2nd personal pronoun tú, which is why they are also known as informal tú commands. Difference between…
Preterite Tense in Spanish Made Easier

The preterite tense has both regular and irregular forms. and I have made it easer to understand with a full Video Lesson