Does your lack of verbs stop you from expressing yourself confidently in Spanish?
Do you regularly find yourself stumbling over verb conjugations and just “having a guess” which form to use?
You’re not alone!
Spanish learners the world over have a hard time mastering enough verbs to express themselves like intelligent adults in real-life, “non-scripted” conversations.
The result?
You’re stuck in the dreaded “quicksand” of basic Spanish.
You can hold your own and manage reasonably well in Spanish in certain basic situations….
… but when it comes to maintaining real, spontaneous conversations on a diverse range of topics… you simply can’t keep up or express yourself clearly!
The prime culprit: Spanish verbs.
Verbs are the most important building block of any language because we use them to express actions.
In Spanish, they’re especially important. You literally can’t form a single Spanish sentence without verbs.
So anything other than a rock-solid knowledge of a wide-range of Spanish verbs ain’t gonna cut the mustard.
I don’t mean the basic verbs like comer, pensar or escribir that you know inside out.
I mean more nuanced verbs like: