¡Ayudarme a practicar español!
 

¡Hola! Estoy buscando a empeza conversaciónes algunos fáciles. Me ayuda cuando vivir con la gramática, por favor (Please help me as I go with the grammar?)

Gracias

Please help me with the grammar as I (hacer conversaciones).
Ayúdenme con la gramática siempre que las hago.

Hoy, Fui delante de la tienda españa cuando empezaba lloviendo. Lloviendo está ahora. Estoy adentro en mi computadora potatil y comiendo mi comida.

¡Gracias! Estoy la trabajando (I'm working on it?)

"Did you buy them cars?"
¿Les compraste carros?

You're relying too much on the progressive.Good job on that last question!

Try fixing the problems in the first quote, using the hints I provided.

So it would be then...

"Hoy, estaba delante de la tienda españa cuando empezaba a lluvia."

For this one, couldn't "en" also mean "at?" That's how I was intending to use it.

"Estoy adentro en (wrong preposition (try 'with')) mi computadora potatil (two spelling errors) y comiendo la/mi comida."

As for the "Estoy trabajando en ello", I never knew there was a word for "it" until now. I always though the Direct Objects took the place of it. So could I say then ¿Lo/la tienes? or ¿Tienes ello? for "Do you have it?"

I'll be sure to use "ello" a lot more, thanks. Thats if it is a common word of course.

More help.The neuter pronoun 'ello' is used in only certain cases. It's taking the place of an abstract idea in this case.
Continue to use 'lo/la' for direct objects that would translate to 'it' in English.

"Ello" is used only as a subject in certain cases and for other gramatical structures (a few ones). By the way, the correct is "estoy dentro", using "adentro", "afuera", abajo de", "arriba de" are typical mistakes made by native Latin American speakers. You add the "a" when moving from a place to another.

Voy adentro, voy afuera...

Encima de :good:
Debajo de :good:

Arriba de :bad:
Abajo de :bad:


A pleasure.

Ok, so it must be this then?.... (Entonces, ¿está eso?)

Hoy, estaba delante de la tienda españa cuando empezó a llover. (not sure if the "a" is supposed to be there or not).

Thats good to know, thanks. So it basically translates to "I am going inside, or I'm going outside" when the "a" is used in front.

por ejemplo,

"Estuve dentro de mi habitación en el barco cuando el salió."

¿es correcto o no?

Your last sentence is correct.

I was tring to say "Then, is it this?"

¿"Empezar" una palabra tiene que usar la persona "a" antes del infinitivo o no lo es la norma? Yo sé hay varias palabras lo quiere)

(Is empezar a word that has to use the personal "a" before the initive or is it not the norm? I know there are several words like it).