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Gregorio M.

Gregorio M.

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Demonstrative Adverbs: Aquí, Ahí, Allí, Acá, and Allá

In this video, you will learn about the following demonstrative adverbs: Aquí (here) Ahí (there) Allí (over there) Acá (around here) Allá (around there)

Gregorio's videos

The Verbs "Ser" and "Estar": Permanent or Temporary?
Students are usually taught that verbs "ser" and "estar" represent permanent and temporary situations, respectively. This is incorrect. See why.
Beginner
02:50
The Pronunciation of the Letter "R"
In this video, you will learn the correct pronunciation of the letter R, narrated by a native Spanish speaker using a standard Latin American accent. Gregorio will provide examples of words for all types of soft and strong R's, and explanations in English are provided.
Beginner
07:45
Does "lo" in Spanish mean "it" or not?
A video to know the difference between using "lo" as a definite article or as a direct object pronoun in Spanish.
Intermediate
05:30
Demonstrative Adverbs: Aquí, Ahí, Allí, Acá, and Allá
In this video, you will learn about the following demonstrative adverbs: Aquí (here) Ahí (there) Allí (over there) Acá (around here) Allá (around there)
Beginner
01:12
The Difference Between an Adjective and an Adverb in Spanish
There are words that can be adjectives or adverbs. For example, "fast" in English can be an adjective or an adverb depending on the word it modifies. Its equivalent "rápido", in Spanish, can also be an adjective or an adverb but, adjectives change while adverbs don't change in Spanish.
Advanced
14:54
How to Know if a Verb is Used Like the Verb "Gustar"
A video about Spanish grammar related to reverse verbs (A reverse verb is the one where the subject in English is an indirect object in Spanish and the subject in Spanish is a direct object in English.) For example, verbs like "gustar" and "encantar."
Intermediate
07:41
Articles and the Days of the Week
This video is about how to say the days of the week in the singular and in the plural in Spanish. There are also some common expressions like next Tuesday, last Tuesday, the previous Tuesday, the following Tuesday (using Tuesday just as an example; it could be any day).
Beginner
16:12
The English present participle in Spanish
A video about how to use the English present participle (-ing form) in Spanish when it's not preceded by the verb to be.
Advanced
02:15
The Conditional Perfect
A video explaining different forms to use the conditional perfect in Spanish.
Advanced
08:13
Don't Say "I know how" in Spanish
A video about object pronouns and how to change their position when there are two or more verbs in a sentence. Then, why it is not correct to say "yo sé cómo hacerlo" (I know how to do it) in Spanish.
Advanced
05:23
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So much fun practicing my Spanish in various ways. Casual conversation, news coverage in Guatemala, clinical data review. Prof Gregorio is so patient, flexible, knowledgeable, kind... our classes are great.

Posted Feb 9, 2021
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I studied with Gregorio for nearly a year in preparation for my recent travel to South America for my work. I really felt well prepared and was able to speak and teach in Spanish. Gregorio was an excellent teacher, very patient and also very flexible regarding my demanding work schedule. I hope to have more travel assignments to Spanish speaking countries in the future- and I will definitely contact Gregorio for some touch up help. Gracias por todo!

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Posted Nov 21, 2019
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very good lesson! Gracias

Posted Jan 9, 2019
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