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What is the difference between 'por' and 'para'?

First, it should be made clear that either of these phrases can be used to mean 'for' in English. The reason we have two different words in Spanish is because they are used for slightly different purpo...

Answered by Lisa I. Spanish tutor
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Describe uno de los protagonistas del libro o de la película que has estudiado y explica su papel en el desarrollo de uno de los temas de la obra.

Thus question was taken directly from Edexcel's June 2015 exam and will be amongst many other areas of focus, a primary way of preparing towards such a challenging examination.

We will fo...

Answered by Jesus A. Spanish tutor
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How do Spanish gender agreements work?

Every Spanish noun is either feminine or masculine and follows an article of the same gender.

Masculine articles

​El / Un (masculine singular artic...

Answered by Sian W. Spanish tutor
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How do you conjugate regular AR, IR and ER verbs in the present tense?

Firstly, it is important to understand that for any verb conjugation there are six different persons. These are the first, second and third person singluars and their plural forms. In English, these ar...

Answered by Robbie T. Spanish tutor
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How can I improve my knowledge of Spanish vocabulary?

There are plenty of fun, engaging ways that will improve your vocab knowledge. On the internet there are a wide range of resources. The more of your senses that you use, the more you will remember. VIS...

Answered by Charles P. Spanish tutor
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