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Larry Keim

My name is Larry Keim, and I have a passion for the Spanish Language.

I always enjoy receiving feedback. You can leave a comment on the website, or also please feel free to contact me at rollingrs (at) gmail (dot) com.

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Rolling R’s 50 - Past Imperfect
Rolling R’s 49 - IR Verbs in Past Tense
Rolling R’s 48 - ER Verbs in Past Tense
Rolling R’s 47 - Intro to Past Tense
Rolling R’s 46 - Conocer vs. Saber Part 2

Rolling R’s 30 - Acabar

December 10, 2006

This is another audio-only episode.

Due to my recent illness, we were unable to shoot a video episode this weekend. This week’s lesson shows us how acabar + de + infinitive is a useful expression that means “to have just done something.”

Also, you can download the pdf document for this lesson if you want further information.

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Free Samples

Rolling R’s 46 - Conocer vs. Saber Part 2
Rolling R’s 44 - Reflexive Verbs
Rolling R’s 41 - Body Parts
Rolling R’s 39 - Five Words You Can Use By Themselves
Rolling R’s 37 - Directionals
Rolling R’s 35 - More on Stem-Changing Verbs
Rolling R’s 34 - Tener + Que + Infinitive
Rolling R’s 33 - Stem-Changing Verbs

Podcast Episode Archives

Rolling R’s 50 - Past Imperfect
Rolling R’s 49 - IR Verbs in Past Tense
Rolling R’s 48 - ER Verbs in Past Tense
Rolling R’s 47 - Intro to Past Tense
Rolling R’s 46 - Conocer vs. Saber Part 2
Rolling R’s 45 - Conocer vs. Saber
Rolling R’s 44 - Reflexive Verbs
Rolling R’s 43 - Food
Rolling R’s 42 - This Book, That Book
Rolling R’s 41 - Body Parts
Rolling R’s 40 - I Am Speaking
Rolling R’s 39 - Five Words You Can Use By Themselves
Rolling R’s 38 - Seguir
Rolling R’s 37 - Directionals
Rolling R’s 36 - Poder and ‘O’ to ‘UE’
Rolling R’s 35 - More on Stem-Changing Verbs
Rolling R’s 34 - Tener + Que + Infinitive
Rolling R’s 33 - Stem-Changing Verbs
Rolling R’s 32 - Hay
RollingRs 31 - Ir + a + Infinitive
Rolling R’s 30 - Acabar
Rolling R’s 29 - More on Spanish Pronunciation
Rolling R’s 28 - The Alphabet Pronounced, Special Audio Edition
Rolling R’s 27 - Possessive Adjectives
Rolling R’s 26 - Los Colores
Rolling R’s 25 - Where are you from?
RollingRs 24 - Months of the Year
Rolling R’s 23 - Days of the Week
Rolling R’s 22 - Telling Time
Rolling R’s 21 - Driving in Mexico
RollingRs 20 - Más Números
RollingRs 19 - Números
RollingRs 18 - Hacer
RollingRs 17 - The Weather
RollingRs 16 - Question Words (Video)
RollingRs 15 - Escribir
RollingRs 14 - Llevar
RollingRs 13 - Gustar
RollingRs 12 - Vivir
RollingRs 11 - Two Questions and a Statement
RollingRs 10 - Ser
RollingRs 09 - Necesitar
RollingRs 08 - Estar
RollingRs 07 - Saludos
RollingRs 06 - El and La
RollingRs 05 - ER Verbs and Comer
RollingRs 04 - Tengo
RollingRs 03 - Hablar
RollingRs 02 - AR Verbs
Rolling Rs 01 - Subject Pronouns