Larry reviews how to create the conditional form of a verb in Spanish. He shows you how it’s created, and then helps you practice using it with several practice sentences.
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This installment of Rolling R’s will show you how to issue a command to a group of people in Spanish. This is the last part of the series on command forms.
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In this installment of Rolling R’s, Larry continues with the series on commands by showing how to create the tú command in the negative form. You’ll be able to tell people you know “Don’t eat!” or “Don’t speak!” and other useful phrases.
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In this episode of Rolling R’s, Larry shows you how to use the informal command form, or the tú form.
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In this installment of Rolling R’s, Larry begins a series of videos about how to use the command form in Spanish. There are several variations of this form depending on who you’re talking to: formal, informal, a group of people, affirmative or negative, and so on.
In this episode, Larry shows us how to form the singular formal affirmative command form.
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In this installment of Rolling R’s, Larry Keim reviews the present perfect in Spanish.
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Larry Keim reviews two different Spanish verbs which can both mean “to take”, but they have different uses. In this installment of Rolling R’s, you’ll learn the difference between the two verbs, and how to use them correctly.
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In this episode of Rolling R’s, Larry Keim reviews three different ways to say “to become” in Spanish. He reviews the fundamentals of the phrases and then provides practice sentences for each of them, including some new vocabulary words.
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Larry Keim continues with more comparisons in Spanish. He demonstrates the useful phrase “tanto…como…” which means “as many as” or “as much as”.
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In this installment of Rolling R’s, Larry reviews how to say something is as (blank) as something else, using “tan” and “como” in Spanish. This is another useful phrase to learn.
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