Learn how to form the comparative and superlative form of German adjectives.

In this video I explain how to form and use German adjectives without a der-word or ein-word in front of it. This video also serves as a review of the adjectives preceded by der-words and ein-words. This video is meant to accompany the...

This is an overview of all of the German question words including the wo-compounds. The entire list includes: wer (0:42), wen (1:26), wem (3:03), wessen (5:15), was (6:11), wo-compounds (6:42), wo (10:05), wohin (10:34), woher (11:20),...

In this video I give a general overview of when to use each of the four German cases and how. I then show how to use adjective endings in all four cases when they are preceded by der-words and ein-words and when they are not preceded by...

This is the 17th video in German with Puppets Series #2. In this video my puppets explain the adjective endings after indefinite articles (ein-words).

In this video I help you practice the German adjective endings discussed in my previous video (found here:    • German Adjectives w/ Case Overview - ...  ). There is a link below from which you can download a worksheet version of this...

Analyzing Tone explores how an author’s attitude is expressed through words and details by analyzing tone.

Alexa teaches you why gender is important in French.

French grammar can be confusing! Nominalisation is the process of taking a French verb and transforming it into a noun. Here are some examples of nominalisation in French.

Alexa teaches you how to form French adverbs of manner.

Most French adjectives come AFTER the noun, but sometimes they do come BEFORE the noun. In this video, Alexa teaches you a little trick to help you learn which adjectives come before the noun.

Spanish Present Subjunctive with Impersonal Observations (I)

Stressed Possessive Adjectives Practice 3 (intermediate Spanish)

Stressed Possessive Adjectives Practice 2 (intermediate Spanish)

Stressed Possessive Adjectives Practice (intermediate Spanish)

Stressed Possessive Adjectives Explanation (intermediate Spanish)

Possessive Pronouns - Practice #3 (intermediate Spanish)

Possessive Pronouns - Practice #2 (intermediate Spanish)

Possessive Pronouns - Practice #1 (intermediate Spanish)

Possessive Pronouns - Explanation (intermediate Spanish)

In this video lesson, we'll be going over the irregular verb 'estar' (to be). We use this verb for feelings/emotions, locations and for the -ING (progressive) tenses.



In this video we'll learn how to talk about our emotions...

¡Feliz viernes! A ver si les gusta este chiste.<br/>
Happy Friday! Let's see if you all like this joke.

Diamante Poems reviews the elements of a diamante poem and explains how to compose one.

This video will cover modifiers and how best to identify them and rectify them within sentences where they are misplaced.