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When learning Spanish it’s very easy to get confused over when to use ‘por’ and ‘para’ in a sentence since both mean ‘for’ in English. There are a variety of contexts in which both words can be used, but one...

The most important verb when using the perfect tense in Spanish is 'haber' . There is no immediate translation to English, but in this context it roughly means 'to have' (not to be confused with 'tener' !) T...

In Spanish there are four main ways in which the subjunctive is used. 1. Formation of the negative imperative and the formal positive imperative The exception here is no creer que 2. In subordinate clauses i...

The passive voice in Spanish takes the verb ser and the past participle . You must conjugate the verb according to the tense needed and make the past participle match the gender and number of the subject. Fo...

The difference between English and Spanish... In Spanish, "no tengo nada" means "I have nothing" or "I don't have anything". It does not mean "I don't have nothing". T...