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“Por qué” is used to ask the reason, “porque” is used to give a cause, “porqué” is a masculine noun, […]

Por qué vs. porque vs. porqué vs. por que. What’s the difference? Read More »

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Hallamos refers to the third person plural (present and preterite indefinite). Hayamos is the conjugation of the verb “haber” in

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Fue is the preterite form of ser and is used for actions that we know have ended, era is the

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The main difference is that the verb estar is conjugated in two forms, imperfect (pretérito imperfecto) and indefinite (pretérito indefinido).

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Fue and estuvo are the conjugations of the verbs ser and estar in the preterite (pretérito indefinido) in the third

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Learning Spanish can be challenging, especially when it comes to mastering the different meanings of similar-sounding words. Among these words

What’s the Difference Between Hay, Ay, and Ahí in Spanish? A Guide to Understanding Their Usage. Read More »

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Fue and fui are the past indefinite forms of the verbs ir and ser. Era is the imperfect preterite of

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The verb hacer is a transitive verb that means to produce, execute, realize, dispose, among other uses. It is generally

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Haber is used in the sense of “to be necessary”, in the form “hay que” and is impersonal. Tener is

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