When is the preterit (simple past) used? It is used to describe situations that happen prior to the moment of utterance.
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When is the future tense in Spanish used? It is used to situate events that happen after the moment of utterance.
When is the simple present in Spanish used? It is used to describe situations that happen at the moment of utterance.
Verbal aspect expresses the way an event arises, extends over time, repeats, or ends without referring to its […]
Just as in English, verb tenses in Spanish indicate the time an action, process, or state of being […]
In Spanish, as in English, besides considering the concept of subject-verb agreement, a writer must consider the concept […]
Like in English, verbs in Spanish are the most important words in sentences because they express the actions, […]
In Spanish, five parts of speech, commonly referred to as classes of words (clases de palabras), accept grammatical […]
The following particularities of subject-verb agreement help clarify the meanings of complicated constructions in Spanish. For example, consider […]
The concept of subject-verb agreement of Spanish is similar to that of English: because the subject determines the […]
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