Spanish Grammar – Lessons & Practice

Here are our available Spanish Grammar Lessons, grouped by category.

Most lessons include quizzes and exercises for Practice:

Verbs

Indicative Mood

• Present Tense
• Present Progressive
• Present Perfect 
• Preterite
• Imperfect
• Preterite VS Imperfect – How to choose
• Past Perfect (Pluperfect)
• Future
• Future Perfect

Conditional Mood

• Conditional
• Conditional Perfect

Imperative Mood

• Affirmative Informal Commands
• Formal and Negative Commands

Subjunctive Mood

• Present Subjunctive
• Present Perfect Subjunctive
• Imperfect Subjunctive
• Past Perfect Subjunctive (Pluperfect Subjunctive)

Other topics about Verbs

• Gerundio
• Past Participle
• Passive Voice
• Reflexive Verbs
• “Ser” Vs. “Estar”
• “Saber” Vs. “Conocer”
• “Gustar”
• Other verbs like “Gustar”
• “Seguir”
• “Soler”
• “Quedar”
• Verbs with Prepositions
• Verbs about Beginnings and Endings: “empezar”, “terminar”…
• “Volver a” + Infinitive: Expressing Repetition
• Verbs of Change and Transformation: “ponerse”, “volverse”…

Articles

• Definite Articles
• Indefinite Articles
• Feminine Nouns with Masculine Articles: “El agua”, “el hambre”…
• Neuter Article “Lo”

Nouns

• Gender of Nouns
• Plural of Nouns

Pronouns

• Subject Pronouns
• Object Pronouns (Direct and Indirect)
• Pronouns after Prepositions

Adjectives

• Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns
• Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns
• Short-Form Adjectives (buen, gran…)
• Superlative Adjectives (with “el más ___”, “el menos ___”)
• Superlative Adjectives (with “-ísimo”)
• Plural of Adjectives

Adverbs

• Adverbs ending in “-mente”
• “Ya” and “Todavía”

Connectors

• “Además” and “Además de”
• “Aunque”
• “A pesar de”
• “Incluso”
• “Pero” vs “Sino”
• “Sin embargo”

Other topics

• Accent Marks: Rules and Practice
• Comparisons of Equality
• Comparisons of Inequality
• “De…a…” to Express Starting and Ending Points
• Contractions “al” and “del”
• Days of the Week
• “Muy” VS “Mucho”
• Negative Sentences
• The Numbers in Spanish (“uno, dos…”)
• Ordinal Numbers (“primero, segundo…”)
• “Por” VS “Para”
• “Por qué” VS “Porque”
• Questions Words: “¿Qué?, ¿Cuál?”…

 

We will keep adding Spanish Grammar Lessons about more interesting topics, and include more exercises for practice 🙂