presentar: to introduce, to present, to host IMPERSONAL FORMS COMPOUND INFINITIVE COMPOUND INFINITIVE presentar [to present] haber presentado [to have presented] GERUND COMPOUND GERUND presentando [presenting] habiendo presentado [having presented] PAST PARTICIPLE presentado [presented] [ Key: verb root / ending / stress ] PRESENT TENSE – indicative yo presento tú presentas él, ella / usted […]
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hacer: to do, to make, to prepare, to carry out IMPERSONAL FORMS COMPOUND INFINITIVE COMPOUND INFINITIVE hacer [to do] haber hecho [to have done] GERUND COMPOUND GERUND haciendo [doing] habiendo hecho [having done] PAST PARTICIPLE hecho [done] [ Key: verb root / ending / irregularities / stress ] PRESENT TENSE – indicative yo hago tú
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hablar: to speak, to talk IMPERSONAL FORMS COMPOUND INFINITIVE COMPOUND INFINITIVE hablar [to speak] haber hablado [to have spoken] GERUND COMPOUND GERUND hablando [speaking] habiendo hablado [having spoken] PAST PARTICIPLE hablado [spoken] [ Key: verb root / ending / stress ] PRESENT TENSE – indicative yo hablo tú hablas él, ella / usted habla nosotros,
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LESSON How to Use SER and ESTAR Spanish has two important verbs that confuse Spanish learners all around the world: ser and estar. The problem strives in that these two verbs have only one equivalent in English: to be. So when learners want to say something that would involve the verb to be, they hesitate about
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Blog A Spanish Learner’s Worst Enemy What is your worst enemy, if your goal is to understand and speak Spanish fluently? The answer is simple: You! It’s not verb conjugation, double R nor past tenses. There are two main reasons why you are your own worst enemy when trying to learn Spanish, but today I’ll
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