Spanish Adverbs
An adverb is a word that complements or modifies the verb, an adjective or another adverb. They are similar to adjectives, however, adverbs describe how…
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Spanish Directional Prepositions
Directional prepositions indicate the location of what is being talked about. If you want to know where something is, or how to get somewhere, or…
Spanish Expressions with “hacer”
The word “hacer” means “to do,” and it can be used for several things in the Spanish language. It can be used to tell time,…
Spanish Past Participles as Adjectives
Past participles can be used as adjectives by following a few steps. You will look at your infinitive first, then you will drop the endings…
Spanish Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns
Demonstrative adjectives are there to show you the space between you and an object, and identify the noun. Demonstrative adjectives are placed before the noun;…
Spanish Commands with Pronouns
Reflexive, direct object and indirect object pronoun, must be attached to an affirmative command. In all cases, with affirmative commands, the object pronouns are attached…
Spanish Double Pronoun Order
To use double pronouns you substitute a noun for a pronoun. For example: Michael is giving the paper to Laura. Michael is giving the paper…
Spanish Relative Pronouns
Relative pronouns are the pronouns that are used to connect sentences, and they are used to refer back to a noun, pronoun or phrase that…
Spanish Indirect Object Pronouns
The indirect object pronouns indicate the noun to who and for whom and action is intended. It also represents the action by which or to…
Spanish Direct Object Pronouns
The direct object pronoun stands for the noun, and agrees with it in number and gender. There are some rules when we use direct object…