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What is the subjunctive and how do I form it?

The Spanish subjunctive is a "MOOD" which means it reflects the attitude or the feelings of the person who is speaking. You can have a subjunctive mood in different verb tenses (subjunctive present...
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Answered by Emma T. • Spanish tutor
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Which verb should be used to translate “to know”?

In Spanish both saber and conocer can be translated into English as “to know”. However, there are differences between how each verb is used. Conocer is used to express acquaintance or familiarity with people...
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Answered by Charlie A. • Spanish tutor
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Con el uso de ejemplos, da tu opinión sobre las películas de hoy

Intro: Hoy en día, el cine es una parte esencial de la vida cultural de un país -nuevas maneras de pensar y de considerar aspectos de la sociedad moderna Las películas de Hollywood:-el genero más popular de ...
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Answered by Francesca V. • Spanish tutor
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What tenses can the 'If' clause followed by Present Indicative trigger?

There are essentially 3 different types of 'If' clauses that you will ever need in Spanish.The first one is when the 'Si' clause (Spanish 'If' clause) is used to describe a situation that may well be fulfill...
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Answered by Yasmin B. • Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between porqué, porque, por qué and por que?

Students often confuse these four words due to their ortographical similarity, however it is fundamental that you can recognise the difference in order to correct include them in your written work. Por qué ,...
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Answered by Charlotte D. • Spanish tutor
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