Spanish Grammar: Imperfect Past Tense with Regular [-IR] Verbs

… Identify Spanish Grammar: Imperfect Regular [-IR] Verbs la gramática española: verbos regulares [-ir] en el imperfecto Expresses a variety of actions occurring in the past. Properly frame a story and express ongoing or recurring actions. … Connect LEAF Spanish Grammar: The Imperfect Past Tense – Basics … 60-Second Spanish Grammar Lesson Coming Soon! … Study […]

Spanish Grammar: The Present Progressive Tense

… Identify Spanish Grammar: The Present Progressive Tense la gramática española: el presente progresivo The verb [ESTAR] means to be. It is an irregular verb. May be used to indicate a state of ongoing action. … Connect LEAF Spanish Grammar: The Verb [ESTAR] – Basics … 60-Second Spanish Grammar Lesson Coming Soon! … Study The verb […]

Spanish Grammar: Irregular Verbs in the Future Tense

… Identify Spanish Grammar: Irregular Verbs in the Future Tense la gramática española: los verbos irregulares en el futuro Actions happening in the definitive future. Conjugate irregular verbs in order to attribute actions to someone/thing. … Connect LEAF Spanish Grammar: Verb Conjugation – Basics LEAF Spanish Grammar: The Future Tense … 60-Second Spanish Grammar Lesson […]

French Grammar: The Present Indicative Tense

… Identify: French Grammar: The Present Indicative Tense la grammaire française: le temps présent indicatif Study: Verb tenses and moods help identify when (timeframe) or how (intent) an action occurs. Present tense action – Occurs in the present Past tense action – Occurred in the past (already happened) Future tense action – Will occur in the future The Present Tense helps us talk about actions that are […]

Spanish Grammar: Present Indicative Tense – Basics

… Identify Spanish Grammar: Present Indicative Tense – Basics la gramática española: el presente del indicativo – los básicos Actions happening in the present. Attribute current actions to someone/thing. … Connect LEAF Spanish Grammar: Verb Conjugation – Basics … 60-Second Spanish Grammar Lesson Coming Soon! … Study Verb tenses and moods help identify when (timeframe) or how (intent) an action is […]

French Grammar: The Passé Simple (Historic Past Tense) – Irregular Verbs

… Identify: French Grammar: The Passé Simple (Historic Past Tense) – Irregular Verbs la grammaire française : le passé simple – les verbes irréguliers When speaking about the past in English, you choose which past tense to use depending on the context and the meaning you wish to convey. In French sentences, you choose which past tense to use depending […]

French Grammar: The Passé Simple (Historic Past Tense) – Regular Verbs

… Identify: French Grammar: The Passé Simple (Historic Past Tense) – Regular Verbs la grammaire française : le passé simple – les verbes réguliers When speaking about the past in English, you choose which past tense to use depending on the context and the meaning you wish to convey. In French sentences, you choose which past tense to use depending […]

French Grammar: The Imperfect Tense – Regular and Irregular Verbs

… Identify: French Grammar: The Imperfect Tense – Regular and Irregular Verbs la grammaire française: l’imparfait des verbes réguliers et irréguliers When speaking about the past in English, you choose which past tense to use depending on the context and the meaning you wish to convey. In French sentences, you choose which past tense you use depending on the meaning you […]

French Grammar: The Imperfect Tense – Basics

… Identify: French Grammar: The Imperfect Tense – Basics la grammaire française: l’imparfait When speaking about the past in English, you choose which past tense to use depending on the context and the meaning you wish to convey. In French sentences, you choose which past tense you use depending on the meaning you wish to convey. Study: When speaking about the […]

French Grammar: Verbs that take ÊTRE in Compound Tenses

… Identify: French Grammar: Verbs that take ÊTRE in Compound Tenses la grammaire française: les verbes avec ÊTRE aux temps composés Study: A Compound Tense is a verb form that consists of two parts: (1) the present tense of the auxiliary (or “helper”) verb, followed by (2) the past participle of the main verb (i.e., […]