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What is the subjunctive and how do I use it?

The subjunctive is a mood meaning it's quite difficult to translate it directly and/or visibly into English. Generally, it follows set phrases. We can group the phrases by their meanings in order to try and ...
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Answered by Mouki K. Spanish tutor
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How can you tell if a verb is masculine or feminine?

In Spanish, nouns are either masculine or feminine. The articles for feminine nouns are la or una and the articles for masculine nouns are el or un. Generally, feminine nouns begin with an a for example, la ...
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Answered by Anna Z. Spanish tutor
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How can I memorise my presentation for the oral exam?

There are many different techniques so you have to find what works for you. The most important things are time and patience. One technique which I would really recommend is recording yourself reading out the...
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Answered by Laura S. Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between 'SER' and 'ESTAR'

Ser is used to talk about permanent or lasting attributes DOCTOR is a good acronym to use: D escriptions, O ccupations, C haracteristics, T ime, O rigin, and R elationships Estar is used to indicate temporar...
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Answered by Charlie M. Spanish tutor
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What are the different types of si clause?

There are four main types of si clause in Spanish, and they are as follows: Si + Present + Present - This is used to convey a habitual action where one action is a direct consequence of another. In all of th...
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Answered by Fergus Y. Spanish tutor
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