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Fundamentals Let’s face it, too much grammar can kill you!.  So don’t try to become an expert from day 1!!  Focus on the present tense first and then, move on to the past and future simple.  Keep practicing and don’t worry about the rest.  When you see an ad, when you go to the supermarket, when you are out on the street, try to translate those signs, labels and conversations into Spanish.  This way your brain will slowly start to “think Spanish” and you will become more comfortable speaking. And to illustrate your conversations and located them in time, you can always include these words in your conversation: Hoy - Today Ahora - Now Ayer - Yesterday Mañana - Tomorrow Antes - Before Después - After Examples : Yo aprendo inglés hoy I learn English today Yo fui al teatro ayer I went to the theater yesterday Nosotros iremos de vacaciones mañana We will go on vacation tomorrow Ellas están antes que yo They (female) are before me Ellos tienen hambre They (male)...

Forming Plurals Singular nouns are those that describe one person or object: a boy, a girl, my house, their teacher, our party. Plural nouns describe more than one person or object: five boys, the women, a few windows,your parents, these flowers. In English, most nouns become plural by adding an -s. Some English nouns form their plural in other ways, such as one woman becomes ten women, a mouse becomes the mice. A few German nouns form their plural by adding an -s like English. These nouns tend to be foreign words, such as: singular          plural                    English das Auto         die Autos             cars das Baby         die Babys            babies das Kino          die Kinos          movie theaters der Streik       d...