In this lesson we firstly look at the way that DE is used in certain sentences as well as how we choose between Haya or Hayan / Había and Habían.Then we look at the way that we use LE in passive sentences. Who is the LE referring to? Listen in to have all of your... Read more »
In this great lesson we look at the reason why Leísmo exists along with Laísmo. We also clear up the confusion in sentences like: ‘Lo veo’. Does this mean: ‘I see him’ or ‘I see it’?If you are curious about just waht Leísmo is, then this is the lesson for you! Un saludo, Gordon y... Read more »
Chico vs Muchacho – Señor/Señora vs Mujer/Hombre Abrírselo vs Abrírsele This is a very wide ranging lesson that covers a number of topics, like the chico vs muchacho issue and so much more. Watch on and find out lots of important things that will help to make your Spanish great. un saludo, Cynthia y Gordon:)... Read more »
¡Hola Socios! This week, thanks to a timely reminder from Jean Dook on the importance of reviewing and reinforcing our learning, we are going to have a ‘repaso’ of everything we have covered in the Ser Socio Chalk and Talk sessions. Until we did this, we didn’t realise quite how far we had come and... Read more »
¡Hola, Socios! In combination with this weeks lesson on Direct and Indirect objects pronouns (better known as LE, LO, LA etc.) we offer you a Chalk and Talk session on the way LE is used in a redundant way often in sentences. We’ve had so many requests for us to cover these topics that we... Read more »