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The future tense is an extremely useful tool to explain what you WILL DO in the future; do you know the 6 endings we add to the end of an infinitive to form the future tense?

é - I ás - You (sing.) á - He/she/it emos - We éis - You (plural) án - They
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Answered by Alistair O. • Spanish tutor
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During your holidays in Spain you write a blog to describe your experiences. Mention: a day when you had problems and a festival you would like to go to.

I would help the student with this question by breaking down the core things examiners are looking for- which is: creative and complex use of language, expressing and justifying opinions and using appropriat...
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Answered by Ellie W. • Spanish tutor
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How does the subjunctive work in Spanish?

The subjunctive is used in Spanish to present possibility - something that isn't certain. For example, if I'm not sure if it will rain or not, I would say 'Es posible que lluvie' (It is possible that it will...
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Conjugate hablar in the imperfect tense.

HablabaHablabasHablabaHablábamosHablabaisHablaban
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What is the subjunctive and how do I use it?

The subjunctive is not a tense but a mood. Unlike the indicative, which is used to convey certainty, the subjunctive conveys doubt, desire or possibility, generally speaking. It has three forms in Spanish: t...
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Answered by George H. • Spanish tutor
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