Mastering the Top 50 Most Used Spanish Sentence Patterns: Usage and Many Examples

In this video, you will learn about the 50 most commonly used sentence patterns in Spanish, along with explanations and five example sentences for each.
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[@KendraSpanish]

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[@donjud1]

The sentence patterns are excellent. I'm using them a lot. But when am I going to use phrases like "The Dog Can Jump." I broke out the laughing. Teach something useful. "The Waiter Can Seat You."

[@Jac5425]

Great job! I like that you grouped them together and stayed on one phase for a while. Other videos that jump all around made it hard to remember. Focusing on one phase at a time is helpful. Suggestion: use a specific topic too, (not travel or dining out which everyone does). Use phrases specific to cooking, or construction, or exercising... so vocabulary grows around daily activities. Please 😊 Thank you.

[@proud.hindu1965]

Instead of watching so many videos just watch this video again and again to learn basic Spanish. I love ❤❤❤❤this video

[@hughjass6646]

This is the perfect format for memorizing the pronouns and the conjugation of the verb Ser

[@robertewen1288]

These videos are too fast for me to learn from but i am grateful for the work that authorities put in.

[@JuanMoreno-wo5yb]

You can slow down the video speed in settings ❤

[@normanseagull4027]

Passive aggressive comment.

[@user-qq7pp1dd9o]

This is very helpful in reviewing or practicing what you've learned.

[@ogambastanley2029]

You are so great, i really enjoyed this video and i lean a lot on it

[@baijulalmelemadam3941]

Thank you so.much, kindly slow down and repeat each sentence 3 times then it will be perfect.Muchas gracias!!!

[@knowit2026]

Make more such videos, appreciated

[@andreasaarskog7129]

I came here to learn but already knew it all. Guess I am advanced :D Voy a buscar otro video para que pueda mejorar mi español

[@mariofabris6365]

That's a very useful video. Thank you

[@nwetyinwin3788]

Excelente! Muchas gracias!

[@trunghuynh7672]

I love all practical phrases you choose
Thanks for your hard w

[@gitarispikun]

Thank you so much , ❤

[@HughesMath1]

Good format for me learning and speaking.

[@JamesWhite-cr5ys]

Thank you.

[@Black-Circle]

great video for basics

[@ICP-Crusader]

Well done. Simple and effective🙏

[@debunkingthefundamentalist]

thanks a lot

[@MsTessG]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@dkochu]

muy util

[@ksniper2690]

This video is clutch

[@badboybootz8]

Muy util

[@kathyryan7611]

❤❤❤

[@SUNFLOWER-ow2sj]

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[@ozlemaykac1135]

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[@Videos.company]

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[@paulkamath3429]

Great video for me. I know a little street Spanish but your video heps me to refine it. ❤

[@irinahololobova299]

Thank you so so much for such a helpful video 🌹 now I'm gonna learn Spanish prompt 😂

[@richardharris6496]

I like this video a lot but after the Spanish speaker says the sentence, there’s not enough time for me to practice saying it and to store in my head for a split second before they start on the next sentence. There needs to be a longer pause. I tried slowing down the speed of the conversation, but it just drags it out way too long.
I highly suggest you keep making these videos, but give us a chance to say the sentence and pause for a few second to store it in our minds before moving on to the next sentence.

[@Abaris379]

Are these Kendra’s Spanish videos Catalan, Mexican or some other Spanish dialect?

[@kellycarr6296]

😀 "Promo sm"

[@asayar07]

I like it so much. It is not long and boring, but short and clear and easy to learning.

[@PepperWilliamsMusicBlend]

Este vídeo es muy rápido! Hay no suficiente tiempo pensar

[@francescachristy8761]

Better for revision than learning. Too fast. Not enough repetition. Otherwise a helpful format.