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Possessive pronouns or Possessive Adjectives According to Grammarly.com, Possessive Pronouns show that something belongs to someone. The possessive pronouns, in English, are my, our, your, his, her, its, and their. Possessive pronouns simplify constructions that show possession of a noun. For example: *Peter enjoys reading Peter’s books. It sounds odd to use Peter’s name […]
Read MoreWelcome once again to Spanish Class! We’ll continue our beginner level Spanish lessons today with a list of commonly used expressions. You’ve probably heard some of these before and there’ll be others that are brand new to you. With these 25 expressions you can have a very basic conversation in Spanish. Be sure to listen […]
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One of the first things you learn in English, is the alphabet. Similarly, one of the first lessons, in many Spanish courses, covers the Spanish alphabet. Both English and Spanish use the same letter symbols so there are no new symbols to learn, for the most part. The Royal Spanish Academy (RAE) determined in 2010 that only […]
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