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When is it right to use 'lo', 'la' and 'le' in Spanish?

These are called object pronouns and they take a little practice. Though don't worry, object pronouns are basically just words that mean 'it' or 'him or her'. To break it down simply: 'Lo' = 'it' for masculi...
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Answered by Paul H. • Spanish tutor
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When would I use the subjunctive tense?

In Spanish, the "subjunctive" is described as a "mood" rather than a tense. It can be quite difficult to get your head round but it's just about remembering its different uses; actually f...
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Answered by Katy A. • Spanish tutor
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What should I do if I forget an important word or phrase during the speaking exam?

Speaking exams can be very daunting, but it's important to remember that these exams haven't been designed to trip you up in any way. The examiner will want you to do well too! It's also important not to be ...
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Answered by Jennifer C. • Spanish tutor
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How can I learn the vocabulary needed for the exam?

There are a number of different ways one can learn all the vocabulary that's needed for the exam. The most common one is to go to the back of the textbook, where the glossary can be found, and read the words...
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Answered by Ana R. • Spanish tutor
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How do you form the imperfect tense in Spanish?

The imperfect tense is used in Spanish to describe something in the past or to talk about something that happened often or habitually, for example going to school every day. It has two different types of end...
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Answered by Danielle M. • Spanish tutor
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