Learn to Say How Long You've Been Learning Spanish!

The video tutorial teaches how to express the duration of studying Spanish using different grammatical structures. It covers the use of the verb 'to carry', present tense, and common mistakes to avoid. Examples are provided to illustrate the correct usage in various contexts, emphasizing the importance of structure and prepositions.

What is the primary verb used to express the duration of studying Spanish in the first section?

• To carry

• To have

• To be

• To do

Which activity is NOT mentioned as an example of using 'to carry' in the second section?

• Cooking

• Dancing

• Living

• Playing video games

What is the main focus of the second section?

• Discussing common mistakes

• Explaining the present tense

• Introducing new vocabulary

• Using 'to carry' for various activities

In the third section, which tense is introduced as an alternative to express the duration of studying Spanish?

• Present tense

• Future tense

• Past tense

• Conditional tense

What is a common mistake English speakers make when using the expression 'I've been learning Spanish for 1 year'?

• Using the wrong preposition

• Forgetting to mention the activity

• Using the wrong verb

• Indicating they have stopped studying

Which of the following is NOT a recommended way to express study duration in the final section?

• I have studied Spanish for 1 year

• 1 year ago that I study Spanish

• I study Spanish for 1 year

• I have been studying for 1 year

Which expression is considered less common in Spain but used in some Latin American countries?

• I have been studying for 1 year

• I study Spanish for 1 year

• 1 year ago that I study Spanish

• I have studied Spanish for 1 year