CIRA COMMON SPANISH GRAMMAR
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Spanish Grammar · Introductory (A) Use estar to locate people and things and to describe a state, condition or situation. This guide covers the present tense, including the forms
Spanish Grammar · Introductory (A) English often uses “to be” where Spanish chooses between ser and estar. The choice tells the listener how to understand the description. Learn the
Quick answer: three patterns to remember * ¿Qué hora es? — What time is it? * Es la una. / Son las cuatro. — It is one o'clock. / It is four
Spanish Grammar · Introductory (A) Learn the present tense of ser and use it to identify people and things, describe relationships and qualities, talk about origin, and say the
CIRA COMMON · Grammar Library | A1–A2 | Spanish (Spain) Quick answer Spanish has two main article families. Indefinite articles (un, una, unos, unas) introduce a person or thing, identify
The first few seconds of a conversation can tell you a lot about the relationship between the speakers. In Spain, you can often begin with a simple ¡Hola!
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