Future Forms in Spanish: Futuro Perfecto (B2)
Are you a B1/B2 student and you’d like to take your Spanish to the next level? Here you have this new future tense to broaden your language. Keep up with your Spanish!
Spanish Grammar
Spanish grammar can be hard to tackle. But don’t worry, in our blog posts, we provide all the explanations and examples, so you won’t get lost.
Future Forms in Spanish: Futuro Simple or Imperfecto (B1)
This post is all about “futuro simple” in Spanish. If you’d like to take your future skills to B1, this is the perfect content for you. Let’s do it!
Future Forms in Spanish: Future Markers (A1)
This post is all about learning to talk about the future in Spanish. You don’t need to be an advanced student, here you’ll learn how to do it with A1 content. Enjoy!
Future Forms in Spanish: IR a + infinitivo (A2)
This post is second post about talking about the future in Spanish. Here you’ll find the periphrastic future and plenty of practice.
Spanish Lesson: Masculine and Feminine, Singular and Plural
Spanish grammar is not as easy as people say. Words in Spanish can be masculine or feminine in singular or plural forms. Check this overview now!
How to Master Masculine and Feminine in Spanish
When you start learning Spanish, you quickly realize that words have genders. It can be frustrating and annoying but what can we do? Just study!
Singular and Plural in Spanish – How do you form them?
Knowing how to form and distinguish singular and plural is crucial in the Spanish grammar. Check our post and complete practical exercises!💐⇔🌷
Nationalities, Countries and Languages in Spanish
Learn how to say where you’re from and talk about other countries in Spanish with confidence. We prepared lots of fun exercises for you too.
Spanish Question Words
Do you know how to ask questions in Spanish? Are there special rules or you just need to do the correct intonation? Well, let’s find out together!
Colors in Spanish
Is your knowledge of basic colors in Spanish up to date? How about pastels, warms, or cools? When to use ser or estar? All answers, audios and exercises!
