How to Use Spanish Comparatives: Clear Rules, Examples, and Irregular Forms
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The Italian Si Impersonale: how and when to use it
Among the grammatical structures that learners encounter early on in Italian, one of the most useful — […]
Kein or Nicht? A Clear Guide to German Negation
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Hay vs Estar: How to Know Which One to Use in Spanish
If you’re learning Spanish, you’ve probably come across sentences like: Hay un libro en la mesa.El libro […]
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When you start learning Spanish, one thing quickly stands out: there isn’t just one verb for “to […]