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What is the difference between the present perfect and the preterite tenses in Spanish?

The present perfect tense in Spanish is used to describe actions that have happened recently or that are still ongoing in the present. It is a compound tense, so you use the verb haber in the pre...

Answered by Natasha E. Spanish tutor
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Conjugate the verb COMER in the future tense

COMER yo - comeré - I will eat tu - comerás - You will eat el/ella/es - comerá - he/she/it will eat nosotros - comeremos - We wi...

Answered by Georgia F. Spanish tutor
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Translate the following sentence: I bought a new laptop on Saturday.

We can break down the sentence into smaller sections: I bought; a laptop; new; on Saturday. "I bought" is a verb (a doing word). To write a verb correctly, we need to change it to reflect the pe...

Answered by Helena W. Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between 'ser' and 'estar'?

In Spanish, there are two separate words for 'to be' and it is important to know in which situations we use each one.
The verb 'ser' has a more permanent connotation, it is used to describe personali...

Answered by Rebecca V. Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between the preterite and the imperfect tense in Spanish?

The preterite is used to explain something in the past which has a definite beginning and ending such as ‘Ayer, fui a la playa’ meaning yesterday I went to the beach. The time phrase indicates that the ac...

Answered by Riona N. Spanish tutor
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