¡Hola amigos y amigas! In Spain and some other Spanish-speaking countries it’s traditionally los Reyes Magos (Baltasar, Melchor and Gaspar), who bring presents to children.
In this newsletter activity we have another useful construction for you: estar a punto de hacer algo. This means “to be about to do something”
In activity 7, we are thinking about when to use antes de and antes de que which both mean “before”. Do you know how they
This blog post is looking at some of the different uses of the conditional. Forming the conditional is quite straightforward as the endings are the same
In this activity we’re going to practise using el imperativo. The imperative is used for giving commands and instructions but in Spanish, it can also
In this activity, we’d like you to answer the question ¿qué es lo que más te gusta hacer los fines de semana? Although the question is
¿Conoces el verbo ‘soler’? This is a fantastic word which means “to tend to do something”. It’s followed by the infinitive, so you can use
Learners of Spanish often find it difficult to say how long they’ve been doing something for because there’s a change of verb tense from English
Are you familiar with the expression tener que + infinitive? It means “to have to do something”. You simply use a part of the verb tener,
