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What is the difference between "tu" and "usted" in Spanish?

When speaking in Spanish, there are two way of saying "you" when you are talking to a single person - "tú " and "usted" . The difference between these two is that the first, &qu...
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Answered by Isabel C. • Spanish tutor
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Give 1 regular AR, ER, and IR Spanish verb and conjugate with the 6 endings for the present tense. (6 marks)

Examples of verbs: Hablar, Comer, Vivir. Hablar---- hablo, hablas, habla, hablamos, habláis, hablan Comer---- como, comes, come, comemos, coméis, comen Vivir---- vivo, vives, vive, vivimos, vivís, viven (1 m...
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Answered by Jaydee W. • Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between Ser and Estar?

Both these verbs mean "to be" in Spanish, whereas in English we only have one. This can make it confusing, but there is a general rule you can use to remember which you have to use. "Ser"...
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Answered by Rosanna L. • Spanish tutor
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How does this person describe his experience? "Durante los Juegos Olímpicos del 2012 los turistas gastaron dinero en la capital. Esto ayudó la economía de Inglaterra y me alegró mucho."

This question is taken from a 2016 GCSE past paper. In language exams there are lots of reading comprehension questions. For this question in an exam, there would be lots of different people's viewpoints and...
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Answered by Rosanna L. • Spanish tutor
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Por or Para

Careful with this very common mistake! It may not seem like it will make a big difference, but it can, in fact completely change the meaning of what you are saying. Por is used for: 1) travel and communicati...
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Answered by Charlotte M. • Spanish tutor
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