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Spanish grammar: Temporal clauses with cuando/cuándo

• By Academia Pradoventura on 15 January, 2015

In the Spanish grammar the use of the temporal clauses is an important topic that the students of Spanish study in the level B1. The temporal clauses indicate the time when the action in the main clause happens, and they always begin with a conjunction. Cuando is the most used conjunction due to the different meanings that it can give to the sentence.

In this videotutorial the Spanish teacher Ángeles Guerrero explains the correct use of the temporal clauses with the conjunction “cuando/cuándo” and when to use it with indicative and when with subjunctive. She also shows when cuándo is written with an accent and when it goes without an accent.

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In the chart you can see the overview of the temporal clauses with cuando that Ángeles showed you on the whiteboard. To practice with it, just save the picture to your device. We hope this video could help you to improve your Spanish and to understand better how to use the temporal clauses correctly. Now it’s your turn, practice and have fun!

If you liked the class with Ángeles, perhaps you are interested in one of the Spanish courses in Spain that Ángeles and her colleages teach in our language school in Prado del Rey, one of the White Villages of Andalusia.