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To form the perfect tense (which translates in English to 'I have been/eaten/visited') you must first conjugate the verb 'haber'. The correct conjugation for this verb is yo he, tu has, el/ella ha, nos he...

"A los jóvenes les encantan los proyectos; ofrecen oportunidades buenas y promueven una actitud positiva" (This question was taken from an A-Level past paper as an example of a likely translatio...

The subjunctive is used in any WEIRDO situation (wishes/desires, emotions, impersonal expressions, recommendations, doubt/denial and ojala) and often followed with or preceded by que. For example:
Wi...

Tomorrow afternoon, an Argentine rugby club will open its doors to the first women's team.

Though both ser and estar are the Spanish infinitives of ‘to be’, they are used in different contexts. Ser is usually used for permanent states of being, whereas estar is used for temporary states. The ac...