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Regular verbs in Spanish follow a series of rules which are easy to follow and remember. Forming the past tense follows these rules - easy peasy!
You take the stem of the verb and add on certain end...

The subjunctive in Spanish is not a tense but rather a 'mood', which we do not have in English, and it is triggered by certain structures or subject matters. We can use either the present subjunctive or t...

Okay, it is very simple and there is an easy way to remember how to do this! The subjunctive is a 'mood', not a tense nor a verb. There are a few subjunctive triggers and there is an acronym that will hel...

Many Spanish words have accent marks (e.g. móvil, habló or fantástico). While this seems odd for english speakers, the rules followd in Spanish are suprisingly straightforward!<...

As with writing a letter in English, it is important to adopt the correct register and tone for the person you are writing to.

To open your letter, use one of the following options, picking the bes...