MÍ vs ME and the Pronoun question. In this lesson we look at the MÍ vs ME question and explain why it is that we wouldn’t say ‘Para mí’ in most situations. Understanding the MÍ […]
84 PRONOUNS Mí vs Me Dropping in the pronouns LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Spanish Reported Speech: Conditional, Pluperfect and Subjunctive. Spanish reported Speech is not an easy thing to handle. The fact that we are returning to it as a Chalk and Talk subject shows that. The difficulty
83 REPORTED SPEECH Spanish Reported Speech LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Using KEEP in Spanish. Using KEEP in Spanish is a challenge for us given that it’s a Phrasal Verb. That means that each preposition that you add changes the meaning. That’s why when we want
83 VERBS Keep in Spanish LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Saying STOP in Spanish- The many ways. Have you ever stopped to ask yourself how you say Stop in Spanish? It’s amazing how versatile that little word is in English. As usual, when we want
82 VOCABULARY Saying Stop in Spanish LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Deber vs Deberse and other important verbs like this. We cover some really important concepts and meanings between Deber vs Deberse, Llevar vs Llevarse, Quedar vs Quedarse and Poner vs Ponerse. It’s worth paying special
82 VERBS Deber vs Deberse Poner vs Ponerse LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
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A no ser que vs Con tal de que. How and when do we use them? This is a great lesson to help with those confusions between A no ser que vs Con tal de
81 SUBJUNCTIVE A no ser que vs Con tal de que LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Using Ni Siquiera well. In this lesson we show you a way of using Ni Siquiera and when you should be using Ni Siquiera without the ‘ni’. We then move on to a great subject
81 VOCABULARY Using Ni Siquiera and Más de vs Más que LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
What are Spanish Prepositional Pronouns? And for that matter, what are Spanish Personal Pronouns? In this lesson we cover the two kinds and talk about when we should use both. What triggers off the need
80 PRONOUNS Spanish Prepositional Pronouns vs Personal LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Ever wondered why Spanish swearwords are so common? In this lesson we cover the more common Spanish swearwords and when you should and shouldn’t use them. We also talk about the Spanish Education system and
80 VOCABULARY Swearwords and the Education System LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Spanish Interjections: Uf, Buá, Anda, Venga, Puaj and much more. In this lesson we cover Spanish interjections and their meaning as well as some fixed sentences that we need to get a handle on. How
79 VOCABULARY Spanish Interjections LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Indicative or Continuous? A full Spanish tense review In this lesson we cover the way that we use the Continuous compared to the Indicative in a full Spanish tense review. The idea is that we
79 TEST YOUR SPANISH Tense Review LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
The verb Salir and its meaning in Spanish. Here we cover Salir and its meaning, or better said, its many meanings in Spanish. This is well worth a watch as there will be uses that
78 VERBS Salir and its meaning LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Cerca vs Cercano: Nearly, nearby and near. We have a really interesting class this week in which we look at the some prepositions of location as well as other words that look similar but are
78 VOCABULARY Cerca vs Cercano LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Saber in the past-Supe or Sabía? In this lesson we deal with a very tricky and often confusing area of Saber in the past, which is choosing between the Imperfect past and the Preterite past.
77 PAST Saber in the past Siempre lo Supe LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Saying Otherwise in Spanish- Easy when you know how! In this lesson we look at the ways to say Otherwise in Spanish. Surprisingly, with three main expressions, you have got it under control. In a
77 VOCABULARY Otherwise in Spanish LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
The Negative Spanish Subjunctive – No + verb + que + subj In this lesson we return to the wonderful subjunctive and specifically to the negative Spanish subjunctive which takes the form of sentences like
76 SUBJUNCTIVE The Negative Spanish Subjunctive LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Encima de vs En. Is there a difference? Perhaps you’ve come across the issue of having to choose between Encima de vs En. Is there really much difference between the two? Can one always substitute
76 PREPOSITIONS Encima de vs En vs Por Encima de LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
