The Spanish verb GUSTAR expresses likes and dislikes, which can be tricky for English speakers. To learn how it works, we offer a video, easy-to-understand grammar explanations, numerous examples, and practice quizzes. Let’s start with the video. Don’t forget to … Leer más
Spanish reflexive verbs are those where the subject and the object are the same, and where the action “reflects back” on the subject. They must be used with a reflexive pronoun, such as myself, yourself, and himself, in English. The video below … Leer más
Today, we will learn about indirect object pronouns. For instance, in English, you say: I give her a book. She tells me a story. The words in bold (her, me) are indirect object pronouns. They tell us to whom or … Leer más
Las oraciones de relativo son dos frases que tienen un elemento común y que se unen gracias a un pronombre de relativo, eliminando la parte de las frases que se repite. La frase subordinada o antecedente hace referencia a una … Leer más
Hoy te presentamos 6 ejercicios con los pronombres de sujeto (pronombres personales de sujeto) en español. Un tema básico pero que debes controlar bien desde el principio. Haz clic aquí si quieres ir directamente a los ejercicios interactivos. ¿Cuáles son … Leer más
A pronoun is a word used instead of a noun. There are different types of pronouns, but today, we will focus on Spanish Subject pronouns (PRONOMBRES PERSONALES DE SUJETO EN ESPAÑOL). Subject pronouns identify who or what is acting as a verb: … Leer más
Direct and indirect object pronouns substitute the noun and belong to the group of object pronouns along with the reflexive. In English, these are ‘me’, ‘him’, ‘her’, and so on. For example, in the sentence ‘Give Sam the pen,’ Sam is a … Leer más
Relative pronouns in Spanish (pronombre de relativo) are words like que (who, whom, that, which), which introduce relative clauses. A relative clause is a group of words that refers back to something previously mentioned in the sentence, a noun, or … Leer más