How to Conjugate Vos See also Spanish Grammar In Argentina and some other Latin American countries, people use the pronoun vos in place of tú. Vos is not the same as vosotros (which is used in Spain). In grammatical terms, vos is an informal second-person singular pronoun. Vosotros is an informal second-person plural pronoun. More simply, vos replaces tú (in Argentina, Uruguay, etc.)...
Future Tense See also Spanish Grammar In Spanish, there are two common ways to express a future occurance. One way uses a structure similar to the English “going to + verb”. For example, I am going to go to the movies. The other way is similar to the English “will + verb”. For example, I will go to the movies. Let’s look at a few examples that demonstrate...
Comparative Forms See also Spanish Grammar In this Spanish grammar lesson you will learn how to use comparative forms to make comparisons between two people or things. For example, you will learn the Spanish grammatical structure for expressions such as “James is taller than Samuel” or “Maria is as intelligent as Sarah” or “He is the richest man in the world.” Superiority The superior form of...