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By Lingobi · Published on 07/14/2025
The subjunctive mood in Spanish is used to express uncertainty, wishes, doubts, and emotions. Unlike English, it changes verb forms to reflect a speaker's attitude rather than time. You'll often see it in phrases like quiero que vengas or dudo que funcione. Learning when and how...
Read ArticlePublished on 07/10/2025
The past perfect (pluscuamperfecto) helps you describe actions that happened before another past event. It's formed using “había” + a past participle,...
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The present perfect tense in Spanish is used to talk about past events with current relevance. Learn how to form it, when to use it, and how it differ...
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The Spanish conditional tense helps you express what would happen, soft requests, and future plans told in the past. In this article, we cover how to...
Read MorePublished on 06/30/2025
Talking about the future in Spanish is easier than you might think. The simple future tense uses the same endings for most verbs, and native speakers...
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