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7 Conjugation questions – TRIVIA Part 19

7 Conjugation questions – TRIVIA Part 19 7 Conjugation questions – TRIVIA Part 19, Test your knowledge of Spanish conjugation with this interactive quiz! Are you up for the challenge? In this first part, answer 7 questions that test your verbal skills. Whether you are an expert or a beginner, come play and learn at...

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Una historia de diciembre

Una historia de diciembre In this reading titled, “Una historia de diciembre”, join Lizie, a creative 10-year-old, as she turns a quiet Christmas Eve into a celebration of love and joy. Inspired by the Nativity story, she crafts a star that lights up not just her window but her entire neighborhood. Watch how her small...

ENVIAR (Pretérito) - Conjugation
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ENVIAR (Pretérito)

ENVIAR (Pretérito) Learn and practice Spanish with this conjugation “ENVIAR (Pretérito)”:The verb “To send” is conjugated this way in Preterite Tense: Yo envié, tú enviaste, él envió, ella envió, nosotros enviamos, ustedes enviaron, ellos enviaron, ellas enviaron. Do you want to practice more Spanish verbs in preterite tense? Click on the image of your interest:...

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Cápsula 30 – Círculos de conversación

Cápsula 30 – Círculos de conversación In this post, titled “Cápsula 30 – Círculos de conversación” we present three familiar questions designed to aid in oral preparation for the DELF A2 exam. Whether you’re considering taking the exam or simply seeking to engage in casual conversation, these questions provide a straightforward framework for interaction. Feel...

Conjugation trivia - part 18 - Spanish Circles
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7 Conjugation questions – TRIVIA Part 18

7 Conjugation questions – TRIVIA Part 18 7 Conjugation questions – TRIVIA Part 18, Test your knowledge of Spanish conjugation with this interactive quiz! Are you up for the challenge? In this first part, answer 7 questions that test your verbal skills. Whether you are an expert or a beginner, come play and learn at...

Enviar presente - Conjugation
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ENVIAR (Presente)

ENVIAR (Presente) Learn and practice Spanish with this conjugation “ENVIAR (Presente)”:The verb “To send” is conjugated this way in present tense: Yo envío, tú envías, él envía, ella envía, nosotros enviamos, ustedes envían, ellos envían, ellas envían. Do you want to practice more Spanish verbs in present tense? Click on the image of your interest:...

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¿Cuál es tu lugar de entretenimiento favorito?

¿Cuál es tu lugar de entretenimiento favorito? In this post, you’ll practice the question: “¿Cuál es tu lugar de entretenimiento favorito en tu ciudad y por qué?” (What is your favorite entertainment spot in your city, and why?) Learn the correct pronunciation and how to ask this question accurately through this short exercise. Feel free...

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Lo mejor está por venir

Lo mejor está por venir Refine your Spanish pronunciation by immersing yourself in this empowering sentence: “Lo mejor está por venir.” translating to “The best is yet to come.” Embrace this phrase to elevate your confidence in speaking Spanish. Remember, mastering pronunciation extends beyond mere sound reproduction—it encapsulates profound subtleties. This collection of inspiring sentences...

Conjugation trivia - part 17 - Spanish Circles
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7 Conjugation questions – TRIVIA Part 17

7 Conjugation questions – TRIVIA Part 17 7 Conjugation questions – TRIVIA Part 17, Test your knowledge of Spanish conjugation with this interactive quiz! Are you up for the challenge? In this first part, answer 7 questions that test your verbal skills. Whether you are an expert or a beginner, come play and learn at...

VENDER (Futuro simple) - Conjugation
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VENDER (Futuro simple)

VENDER (Futuro simple) Learn and practice Spanish with this conjugation “VENDER (Futuro simple)”:The verb “To sell” is conjugated this way in Future simple Tense: Yo venderé, tú venderás, él venderá, ella venderá, nosotros venderemos, ustedes venderán, ellos venderán, ellas venderán. Do you want to practice more Spanish verbs in Future tense? Click on the image...