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How do you conjugate in present tense?

(PLEASE NOTE I WOULD PRESENT THIS IN A TABLE FORMAT DURING THE TUTOR SESSION) Yo (Me) AR= O ER= O IR= O Tú (You) AR= AS ER= ES IR= ES Él/Ella/Usted (He/ She/ You (f) / It) AR= A ER= E IR= E Nosotros/as (We) ...
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Answered by Jenna W. • Spanish tutor
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Which are the differences in the grammatical formation between the passive and the active voice in Spanish?

The active voice uses the simplest structure: Subject+Verb+Direct Complement. We can recognise the direct complement because it can be substituted by the "lo, la" pronouns. Example: Juan está canta...
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What quotation from Hard Times could explain the treatment of the adultery theme in the novel?

A possible example could be this: 'I have heard all this before', said Mr. Bounderby. 'She took to drinking, left off working, sold the furniture, pawned the clothes, and played old Gooseberry.' (p.71) This ...
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Difference between ser and estar?

Compared to English, in Spanish we can say things in different ways. A core part of the language of Spanish is the difference between "ser" and "estar". Normally, both mean "to be&qu...
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How do I know which words have "el" or "la" as their article?

"El" is the masculine article: El foco, El chico, El jardín. (Almost) all words ending in "o" will be masculine. Any other ending apart from "a" will also surely be masculine. &...
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Answered by Penrose R. • Spanish tutor
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