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Desde mi punto de vista, la investigación espacial no vale la pena. Primero, cuesta mucho dinero que se podría usar para causas más importantes por ejemplo la pobreza. Si el dinero se diera a las organizacio...

The subjunctive tense is probably the trickiest element of Spanish A level grammar, which is why demonstrating that you know how to use it correctly in assessments, will edge you into that top mark band. In ...

First of all take the word in the infinitive (e.g. comer/ hablar/ vivir) Then put conjugate it into the first person singular (e.g. como, hablo, vivo). Then take off the "o" ending. If it is an er/...

The imperfect tense is used for actions that: a) occurred repeatedly i.e. I used to do ballet twice a week, when I was younger. b) actions that occurred over a period of time i.e. I used to drink alcohol. Ad...

A common mistake among A Level Spanish students is to mix up the interrogative pronouns "Qué" and "Cuál" when formulating questions in Spanish. The reason for this is that, even "Qué...