but the most common one you will use besides the present tense will be the past tense. Normally in the past tense, you do not need to worry about subject-verb agreement because you can conjugate most ...

If there’s more than one of something then you need to make the noun plural. Nouns in Spanish can be singular or plural. There are different ways of making a noun plural in Spanish, depending ...

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Singular (one person or thing) Plural (more than one person ... in the Teacher Talk video about using 'am', 'is' and 'are'. These are all from the verb 'be'. Watch again from the beginning up ...