Spanish grammar note on regular -ER verbs, image of a child eating an apple

Regular #Spanish -ER verbs take the same pattern of endings: como, comes, come, comemos, coméis, comen. #BasicSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishVerbs #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-regu...

Spanish grammar note on regular AR verbs, image of a city plaza in Mexico

Regular #Spanish -AR verbs take the same pattern of endings: Las cosas cambian siempre. Things always change. #BasicSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishVerbs #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-regu...

Spanish grammar note on short form adjectives, image of a big house

A few common #Spanish adjectives have short forms when they come before masculine singular nouns: buen, mal, gran, primer. #BasicSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishAdjectives #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-adje...

Spanish grammar note on regular AR verbs, image of a man speaking on the phone

Regular #Spanish -AR verbs take the same pattern of endings: hablo, hablas, habla, hablamos, habláis, hablan. #BasicSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishVerbs #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-regu...

Grammar note on Spanish adjectives agreement with adjectives ending in consonants, image of an unhappy young girl

Most #Spanish adjectives ending in consonants add -es in the plural. Remember to change -z to -c before -es. #BasicSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishAdjectives #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-adje...

Spanish grammar note on adjective agreement, image of a big house

#Spanish adjectives ending in -e only have two forms: -e and -es: interesante, interesantes; grande, grandes. #BasicSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishAdjectives #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-adje...

Spanish grammar note on when to use ESTAR, image of a sick boy

Use ESTAR to express temporary qualities or conditions: Estoy enfermo. I’m sick. #Spanish #BasicSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishVerbs #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/ser-and-estar/

Spanish grammar note on regular adjective endings, image of a warthog

Regular #Spanish adjectives have four forms: -o, -a, -os, -as: rico, rica, ricos, ricas. #BasicSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishAdjectives #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-adje...

Spanish grammar note on using estar for locations, image of students in a classroom

Use ESTAR to express location: Estoy en casa. I’m home. #Spanish #BasicSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishVerbs #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/ser-and-estar/

Basic Spanish grammar note on ser and estar, image of Guadalajara

#Spanish has two verbs that mean “to be,” ser and estar. #BasicSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishVerbs #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/ser-and-estar/