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The Present Conditional in Spanish

As we have said before, verbal tenses names are kind of confusing. For example, the Present Conditional is not always used to talk about conditions. Let’s take a look at other Present Conditional uses.

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Using the Conditional in Spanish III

In this post, we are going to top off conditional sentences. As we said, with these sentences, we can express different meanings depending on the verbal tenses. That is why we have three different kinds of conditionals.

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Using the Conditional in Spanish II

As we said in a previous post, conditional sentences express different meanings. That depends on the verbal tenses we are using for building them. And that is why we have three different conditional sentences types.

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Using the Conditional in Spanish I

Conditional sentences are a kind of subordinate sentences. As we can deduct, they allow us to express conditions. Depending on the verbal tenses we are using, we can articulate different meanings.

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Six (useless) reasons to study Spanish

Maybe one of this so many New Year’s Resolutions is learning or improving a language. And maybe your motivation is finding a job, learning it as fast as possible, marking a milestone. But sometimes this doesn’t work.

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How to Learn Spanish by Myself

Everyone who has studied a foreign language has had to deal with not having enough money, enough time or both. Just then, we start to think about the possibility of studying by ourselves, but sometimes things go wrong and we…

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