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Soy comes from the verb ser , whilst estoy comes from estar . This may sound quite complicated, but it’s really simple! Soy We use soy when we are talking about permanent things , things that do not change f...

Both ‘SER’ and ‘ESTAR’ are equivalent to the English to be. However, in Spanish, they have very different meanings and usages. In general, ‘ SER ’ is used to describe permanent situations such as: D ate - (e...

This is a basic GCSE writing question that surfaces time and time again. In 90 words this can be broken down intoYour day to day routine in the school mentioning your timetableWhat you do in each classYour f...

A mi me parece que la internet es una herramienta útil porque si un alumno no entiende algo puede ir a la internet y la respuesta esta en algún lado. Muchas veces he usado la internet para buscar informacion...

For me, the easiest way of forming the imperfect subjunctive in Spanish is to firstly start with the 3rd person plural form of the preterite. Once you have this, drop the -ron ending of the verb. This base c...