Here you have a list of the main Spanish Grammar Topics that you can find in our blog, we are adding new ones constantly. They are organized in the 8 blocks on the right. All the lessos have free access, and you can see their difficulty level (A1, A2, B1…). They also have clear explanations, many examples and interactive quizzes to practice.
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Adjectives, adverbs and conjunctions
Articles and Nouns: gender and number
Indefinites, Quantifiers and Numbers
Pronouns
Prepositions
Pronunciation and Spelling
Sentences
Verbs
| PRESENT TENSE IN THE INDICATIVE |
| Spanish verbs with -AR: cantar, escuchar, trabajar, estar… (A1) |
| Spanish verbs with -ER: comer, beber, vender, entender... (A1) |
| Spanish verbs with -IR: vivir, abrir, escribir, sentir... (A1) |
| Spanish regular verbs: hablar, comer, vivir... (A1) |
| Irregular verbs in the first person: pongo, salgo, sé... (A1) |
| Stem changing verbs (A1): querer, dormir, pedir… (A1) |
| Very irregular verbs: soy, voy, digo, vengo… (A1) |
| Spanish SER in the present tense: soy, eres, es, somos… (A1) |
| Spanish ESTAR in the present tense : estoy, estás, está, estamos… (A1) |
| Spanish TENER (to have) in the present tense: tengo, tienes, tiene, tenemos… (A1) |
| Spanish IR (to go) in the present tense: voy, vamos… (A1) |
| FUTURE AND CONDITIONAL |
| Simple future tense: llegaré, saldrá, vendremos… (A2) |
| Ways of talking about future: viajo mañana, voy a viajar, viajaré… (A2) |
| Future perfect tense: habré llegado, habrá salido, habremos venido… (B1) |
| Simple conditional tense: llegaría, saldría, vendríamos… (B1) |
| Conditional tense, how to use it (B1) |
| Conditional perfect tense: habría llegado, habría salido, habríamos venido… (B1) |
| Irregular verbs in the future and conditional tense (A2) |
| Differences between future and conditional in Spanish (B1) |
| COMMANDS: THE IMPERATIVE |
| Spanish imperative when to use it (A2) |
| Spanish commands, imperative affirmative: duerme, hable, vengan… (A2) |
| Spanish commands, imperative negative: No duermas, no hable, no vengan… (A2) |
| Using pronouns with commands in Spanish: dime, no me lo digas… (A2) |
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