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Daily Quiz #2: Solution

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CORRECT ANSWER: F) A mí me gustan las manzanas rojas.

Note that the word “mí” has to carry the accent mark. Because the work “mi” (without the accent mark) is a different word: because QUÉ and QUE are two different words, like WHAT and THAT.

mí = me mi = my

In Spanish, adjectives usually go AFTER the noun, and their ending changes to masculine/feminine and…

Cómo acceder a todos los recursos gratuitos de Cursos de Idiomas

Aprende Idiomas aprovechando una Gran Cantidad de Recursos Gratuitos: En este video mostraré de forma bien visual cómo acceder a ellos.

INDEX OF SPANISH LESSONS:

http://www.spanishfreelessonsonline.com/list-of-lessons/

SPANISH QUIZZES: http://www.spanishfreelessonsonline.com/spanish-quizzes/

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Serie de EJERCICIOS DE INGLES Nro. 2

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Spanish pronunciation tip: Quick note on how to pronounce the Spanish G

I recently replied a question from one of my Spanish students. I wanted to share this short explanation with the community: Eda was confused regarding the correct pronunciation of the letter G in Spanish. Here is my quick answer, which may be helpful to a few other students: How the letter G works in Spanish is not so different from English. WIth A, O and U the G is pronounced as in GOLF. And with

Simple Past in Spanish – Pret. Indefinido Vs Pret. Imperfecto

The Ultimate Guide to Understanding Pret. Indefinido & Pret. Imperfecto (The Simple Past in Spanish)

Spanish grammar: So many different tensesSpanish has many more tenses than English, and that may confuse English speakers. A few years ago I posted a series of Spanish…

Spanish pronunciation ROLLING R – Spanish lesson 12

The rolling R is maybe the toughest sound for native English speakers. And viceversa, I think the English R may also be the toughest for native Spanish speakers. The Spanish rolling R is used when the R appears at the beginning of any word, or when the R is doubled (RR). Otherwise, it is pronounced smoother. Like in ARMARIO, ARO, AUREOLA, ARISTA, etc.

Here’s a short video to practice this sound a…

ENGLISH – SPANISH – GERMAN – Practice by reading in the 3 languages

Practice Spanish and German by reading & listening in the 3 languages

Text: The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (R. L. Stevenson)

This English – Spanish – German class is an experimental approach to change a bit from the usual style. If students like it, I will continue making more.

In the present video-lesson I will be reading the 1st paragraph of Stevenson’s book in the three languages:…