We don’t always need to express the future in Spanish using the Futuro de Indicativo (hablaré, cantarás, etc.).
When we want to express plans and intentions we can use the indicative present form of ir (voy, vas, va, etc.) + a + infinitive of the main verb. We can also use the Presente or Imperfecto of [...]
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How to express the future in Spanish – Advanced uses
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Reflexive Form May Bring Subtle Change in Meaning
Sometimes when you see a reflexive form of a verb in use, it may be hard to tell how its different in meaning from the standard form of the verb. The fact is that sometimes, as explained in our new lesson on the difference between caer and caerse, the change in meaning sometimes isn’t much.
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Top 1000 German Words
Need a quick review of German vocabulary before fall German classes begin? Why not see if you know the meanings of the words found in our 1000 most frequent German words list…
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French expression: Au fait
What does the French expression au fait mean? Click the link above to learn all about it, and then come back here to share your thoughts.
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French expression: Au fait originally appeared on About.com French Language on Friday, August 27th, 2010 at 06:00:56.
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Je neux veux pas travailler… mais j’adore les CONCOURS !
DMCV: Dieu merci c’est vendredi ! Ce vendredi, we’ve got a contest with a special prize. Read to the end…
I don’t know about you, mais j’adore les week-end. Sometimes I even wish it were the weekend during the week! And at those times, j’écoute:
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“Sympathique.” C’est une chanson d’un [...]