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Which adjectives do not take the subjunctive in the construction "Es (adjective) que..."

As you will know from A Level Spanish, when you use the construction "Es (adjective) que...", it is very likely that you will need to follow this with a subjunctive verb. However, there are a co...

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Answered by George S. Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between the preterite and the imperfect tense and when do I use them?

The preterite and the imperfect tenses are two forms of the spanish past tense, most verbs can be put into either tense but both convey different meanings about the action that was done in the past!

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Answered by Charlotte B. Spanish tutor
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What are the types of accents?

In spanish, there are three types of accents: stressed accent (prosódico), ortographic accent (ortográfico) and diacritic accent (diacrítico). The stressed accent is used for pronunciation only, it is...

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Answered by Carla C. Spanish tutor
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When do you use the imperfect and when do you use the preterite?

Trying to differentiate between the use of these two tenses can often prove challenging for Spanish students. However, there are some key points that may help ...

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Answered by Summer S. Spanish tutor
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Imperfect or Preterite?

One of the things people find the hardest when learning languages is not forming the tenses but 

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Answered by Lois J. Spanish tutor
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