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...should be available by Monday the 6th. Apologies for the delay - future podcasts should follow fairly regularly on or before the end of every Monday (UK time).

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What are Spanish Audio Verb Drills?

The ReVerb Spanish Audio Verb Drills are a simple way for you to practice conjugating common Spanish verbs. For many people, remembering the correct form of the verb in the moment (is it “yo fui” or “yo fue”?) can be difficult because they don’t know the conjugations by heart.
Here is the basic format of the [...]

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NIS Advanced 088 - La Canada Real

Once a Royal cattle trail, this stretch of land just outside Madrid has turned into Europe's biggest shanty town. See NotesinSpanish.com to pick up the accompanying transcript/worksheet.

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Greeting a New Employee

Please go to www.myspanishconnection.com for the text to this episode!  Gracias!

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Learn Spanish 1.12 - Clothing and the Present Progressive

So you know how to talk about what you do, what you are like, what you like, how you feel, and so much more. But what are you doing? Learn how to describe what a person is wearing, buying, or selling right now using the present progressive and clothing vocabulary.

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Notes in Spanish Intermediate 16 - Having a baby in Spain

Having a baby in Spain! See notesinspanish.com to download the accomapanying worksheet/transcript.

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Conocer vs. Saber, past tense

Everything that I?ve told you about CONOCER and SABER in an earlier post was related to the present tense of these verbs. When you use these verbs in the preterite past tense (el pret�rito indefinido) and the imperfect past tense (el pret�rito imperfecto) their meanings change once again.
What’s the distinction between the preterite and the [...]

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