logra
/LO-grah/
achieves
A person achieves their goal of reaching the summit.
logra(verb)
achieves
?reaching a goal or obtaining something desired
gets
?obtaining a specific result
,reaches
?attaining a specific level or target
📝 In Action
Ella logra todas sus metas.
A2She achieves all her goals.
El equipo logra la victoria en el último minuto.
B1The team reaches victory in the last minute.
💡 Grammar Points
Who is 'Logra' describing?
Use 'logra' when talking about a person (he/she), a single thing (it), or when addressing someone formally as 'usted' in the present tense.
The Imperative Command
This same word 'logra' is also used to give a friendly command to someone you know well (like saying 'Achieve it!').
❌ Common Pitfalls
Success vs. Achieve
Mistake: "Using 'logra' to simply mean 'is successful'."
Correction: Use 'tiene éxito' for general success. Use 'logra' when you want to mention a specific thing that was achieved.
⭐ Usage Tips
Natural Sounding Spanish
Native speakers use 'logra' frequently to describe results that took some effort to reach.
A child manages to complete a difficult task.
📝 In Action
Por fin logra abrir la caja.
B1He finally manages to open the box.
Ella logra terminar el trabajo a tiempo.
B1She manages to finish the work on time.
💡 Grammar Points
Logra + Action
When 'logra' is followed directly by another verb (the action), it means the person succeeded in doing that specific thing.
🔄 Conjugations
subjunctive
imperfect
present
indicative
preterite
imperfect
present
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: logra
Question 1 of 1
Which sentence means 'She manages to win'?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'logra' the same as 'consigue'?
Yes, they are very similar. 'Logra' often feels like it involves more effort or a bigger accomplishment, while 'consigue' can be used for simply obtaining something.