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How do you talk about the past in Spanish? What are the differences between all the tenses?

There are 4 ways of talking about the past in Spanish. These tenses are called the preterit, imperfect, perfect and pluperfect.
PRETERIT: We use this tense to talk about a completed action done in t...

Answered by Molly M. Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between the preterite and imperfect tenses?

This is an incredibly common query, and often the best way to ensure you can fully distinguish between the two is to read, read, read.

As a rule, however, the preterite is used to describe actions ...

Answered by Katie J. Spanish tutor
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I don't understand nouns and articles, what is the rule that they follow?

In Spanish, the word before a noun (the article) needs to match the noun itself. Once you learn the basic rule, it will be easy!

Nouns are divided into masculin...

Answered by Jake M. Spanish tutor
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Identify what Sofia likes to do in her free time from the following quote: "Me gusta pintar, y los fines de semana me voy al cine con mis amigos. Mi director de cine preferido es Stanley Kubrick!"

The quote in English reads "I like to paint, and on weekends I go to the cinema with friends. My favourite director is Stanley Kubrick! In particular, his film '2001: A Space Odyssey' is incredible! ...

Answered by Ruari L. Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between the different demonstrative pronouns?

First of all, we need to define what a demonstrative pronoun is. A demonstrative pronoun takes the place of a noun in a sentence. When discussing demonstrative pronouns in Spanish, proximity (how close we...

Answered by Hari P. Spanish tutor
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