USED TO in SPANISH - No More MISTAKES

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ProSpanish teaches you how to put language together to communicate in everyday Spanish situations. The focus is on structures which can be manipulated and used in multiple contexts, as opposed to vocabulary themes which are of limited use. Our approach has proved so effective because it avoids abstract grammar explanations and employs a variety of techniques which always lead to rapid progress. Learn Spanish with the essential building blocks.

[Donna-vhym]

I love the visual at the end. Hands down best channel

[MrAngloNinja]

Why are there not more likes? Love this learning method!

[EnglishBasicsGrammars]

Your classes are the best in the internet for learning spanish...

[davidkelley]

Every time I have a problem with translating a certain phrase that is extremely common in English language but not necessarily easily translated, you have a video brilliantly explaining the exact situation I was struggling with. This has happened multiple times so for that I thank you very much sir.

[socorrorios]

Your instruction is spot-on. I recommend Pro Spanish to anyone who wants to learn Spanish.

[misstango]

Was never taught solia in school. So necessary Thank you. You explain so well. Useful sentences

[EricFendley]

I bought the full course and am very happy with it. He aprendido mucho!

[CleonaPattersoneFluentEnglish]

Solía estudiar español de manera tradicional y difícil para mi, conjugar cada verbo regular y irregular.🥺 De repente, descubrí que había otro modo de aprenderlo.🙂 Por eso, estoy aquí disfrutando el canal de ProSpanish.🎯 Gracias por tu ayudar a expresar los hábitos pasados y tendencias pasadas = used to ...
Necesito practicar el verbo SOLER.😜

Gracias por enseñarme la estructura ANTES + imperfecto para indicar un cambio de hábitos o estados.🎯 I never knew the nuance of 'I would ...'

Un ejemplo: Antes pensaba que me tardaría muchos años para llegar a nivel conversacional de español.😜

[vancouverterry]

Superb lesson after superb lesson after superb lesson. Sir, you are a most excellent teacher! Many thank you's!

[philhodgson]

Excellent video, and quite a subtle difference between solía, and antes versions. Good to know.

[USINADEESPANHOL]

Muy bueno tu video. Te felicito por tu canal que está buenísimo. Recibe un gran saludo desde tierras brasileñas!

[omaralakel]

Bro you are the best appreciate your work

[JonathanGonzález-]

soy nativo venezolano y obvio hablo español, ahora hablo ingles como segundo idioma, para mi es mas facil el ingles que el español.. pero si lo pueden lograr... exitos

[reynoldgooding]

Me gusta mucho tu lección.Muchas gracias.

[ericbaugher]

This is a great lesson on the imperfect tense. I still need to do more research on the word "solia".

I love the graphic at the end. This shows that your style is growing and branching out. I am saving this one to my "imperfect tense' play list for now. Great lesson on when to use the imperfect tense. This will be a good one to listen to often and remember the "no wood rule" with the clever diagram.

[bredamaune]

Eso fue brillantemente explicado. Muchas gracias.

[tthomass]

Gracias por este video, me ayudas mucho 👍

[michaelharrison]

Brilliant I've been struggling with i used to for years

[skindiver]

Really appreciate your time love from Australia 🇦🇺

[mirjadanielsson]

Please, explain the difference between solia and acostumbrado. Thank You