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FREE LESSONS For  affordable premium live online lessons with a teacher, click here.   GRAMMAR 1) USES OF SER AND ESTAR In this video you'll learn when to use SER and when to use ESTAR in a simple yet very powerful way! You'd be surprised how in less than 5 minutes of video you can hammer this usually confusing distinction.   2) FORM OF THE IMPERFECT   3) USES OF THE IMPERFECT   4) FORM OF THE PRETERITE   5) USES OF THE PRETERITE   For intermediate to advanced Spanish learners, I highly recommend our sister website with true, but very crazy news from all over the world. Our show, NOTILOCAS, is not in its second season with more info than ever before! You can find the latest episodes below:   6) NOTILOCAS, SEASON 2, EPISODE 1: EL AMANTE DE LAS MASCOTAS Dicen que los extremos no son buenos. Quien aprendió esto recientemente fue un californiano amante de los animales. Más info aquí. 7) NOTILOCAS, SEASON 2, EPISODE 2: PRESA POR MATAR A SU EX-ESPOSO VIRTUAL ¿Sabías que una japonesa fue presa por matar a su ex-esposo en el mundo virtual? Más info en la notiloca de esta. Read More...

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Let's have a look at the main uses of POR and PARA.  The video below will show you an even simpler way to tell them apart: PARA: * Purpose (in order to): Voy a ir al supermercado para comprar comida. * Deadline (by a certain day/date): Necesitamos terminar este informe para el lunes. * Destination (to/towards a place): Viajaremos para Buenos Aires in dos días. * Recipient (for you, for him): Este dinero es para tu hermana. POR: * (Because of, due to):  Susana no trabaja aquí por el dinero. (She doesn't work here for the money) * (By, via, by means of):Viajamos a Buenos Aires por avión. (We traveled to Buenos Aires by plane) * (Through, along): Después de graduarme, voy a viajar por Europa. ( After graduating, I will travel through Europe) * (During, in (time of day). Me gusta mirar televisión por la noche. (I like to watch TV in the evening) * (For: in exchange for): Recibimos $250 por nuestra vieja computadora. (We got $250 for our old computer) * (For: for a period of time): Trabajamos en el jardín por más de 4 horas. (We worked in the garden for more than 4 hours) * (For: for the sake of, on behalf of): Lo hizo solo por ella (I only did it for her). POR VS PARA - The easy way to tell them. Read More...

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¡Hola Amigos! I am glad to write to you again for this special occasion.  I  have great news that I am soon going to show you but for the time being I will share with you some amazing materials that I have found on YouTube for Beginners to Intermediate students.  These are not just more videos, these are one of the most amazing and fun Spanish videos I have ever seen that help you learn grammar while having a great time! As a rule of thumb, I will never show you materials that I have not used with my students mysefl, and believe me, this stuff is just awesome! Without further ado, let's go to the videos, but before I would like to wish you a Merry Christmas! ¡Feliz Navidad! Julio Foppoli Spanish Language Consultant PS: If you haven't signed up for our free newsletter. do it now! * FREE VIDEOS FOR SPANISH BEGINNING TO ADVANCED STUDENTS #1 Understanding how to conjugate verbs in the present: AR VERBS #2 This one is mine, not even closely as much fun as the previous one :( but very useful to understand the difference between the PRETERITE AND the IMPERFECT. #3 Upper Intermediate to Very Advanced Spanish Learners: NOTILOCAS in High Definition: True but fun and crazy news from all over the world and amazing facts about the. Read More...