
Alejandro O. answered 10/28/21
It's my first language and tutored students in college Spanish classes
Yes, they are correct. One way to determine when to use it is looking at the verb. Many verbs here end in "er" or "ar", meaning they are in the infinite format. In English, this is the equivalent of saying "To... (followed by a verb". So when you say, " I start to read in Spanish" or "Yo aprendo a leer en español", The "a" is like the "to". Also, "a" in spanish means "to" like in a direction or place. In the case for #2, you run TO/Towards los abuelos,