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es bueno estudiar cada día

Grammar & Usage

fixed expression

neutral

How it works

This phrase uses the impersonal verb 'es' (it is) followed by the adjective 'bueno' (good) and an infinitive verb 'estudiar' (to study) to express a general truth or recommendation. 'Cada día' means 'every day,' specifying the frequency. The structure 'es + adjective + infinitive' is common for impersonal expressions in Spanish.

Sample sentences

Es bueno estudiar cada día para mantener la mente activa.

It's good to study every day to keep the mind active.

Mi profesor siempre dice que es bueno estudiar cada día.

My teacher always says that it's good to study every day.

Para aprender un idioma, es bueno estudiar cada día un poco.

To learn a language, it's good to study a little every day.

Quick facts

genderAgreement: 'Bueno' agrees in gender with an implicit 'it' or 'thing' being described, but in this impersonal construction, it remains masculine singular.

impersonalExpression:The structure 'es + adjective + infinitive' is frequently used to make general statements or give advice without specifying a subject.

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Example

Es bueno estudiar cada día para mantener la mente activa.

It's good to study every day to keep the mind active.

Mi profesor siempre dice que es bueno estudiar cada día.

My teacher always says that it's good to study every day.