You Already Know English
Right now, you know more English than you think. Let's prove it. We're going to discover the hundreds of English words hiding inside your Spanish — and then build real sentences with them.
The Words You Already Know
Tap any word to see its Spanish equivalent. You'll be surprised how many you recognize. Hit the speaker icon to hear the English pronunciation.
These words are spelled almost the same in both languages.
Stress on FIRST syllable: POSS-ible, not pos-SI-ble
Stress on SECOND syllable: im-POSS-ible
10 words you already know in this category
Your First Sentences
We build sentences like stacking blocks. Each step adds one new element. Listen to each sentence, then try saying it yourself before moving on.
It is possible.
Es posible.
It is important.
Es importante.
It is normal.
Es normal.
It is fantastic.
Es fantástico.
It is perfect.
Es perfecto.
Four Power Verbs
With just four modal verbs — I need, I want, I have to, and I can — you can express almost anything. Each one follows the same simple pattern.
I need to know.
Necesito saber.
I need to be here.
Necesito estar aquí.
I need to do it now.
Necesito hacerlo ahora.
I need to be here today because it is important.
Necesito estar aquí hoy porque es importante.
I need to know if it is possible.
Necesito saber si es posible.
Connect Your Ideas
Five small words that transform simple sentences into complex, natural speech. Tap each connector to see it in action — then try the Boss Sentence.
Word Stress — The #1 Difference
Spanish speakers often stress cognates the Spanish way. This section drills the correct English stress patterns. Pay attention to which syllable gets the emphasis.
possible
Spanish stress pattern
po-SI-ble
English stress pattern
POSS-ible
In English, stress the FIRST syllable. Say POSS like 'boss' with a P.
Test What You Learned
Flashcard-style review of everything from Unit 1. Switch between Spanish→English and English→Spanish modes. Be honest with yourself — mark what you truly knew.
perfecto
wordUnit 1 Complete!
You just discovered that you already know hundreds of English words, built complex sentences, and learned four powerful modal verbs. That's not beginner-level work — that's real English.
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