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Free Spanish grammar lessons for adults who use the language at work and in daily life. Each topic explains one rule with real examples, then lets you practice with exercises and a quiz. Start at your level, or follow the path from A1.
A1 Beginner
See the A1 path- NumbersQuiz
- Basic GreetingsQuiz
- Answering QuestionsQuiz
- The Verbs “to know”Quiz
- YO-GO VerbsQuiz
- Tener IdiomsQuiz
- The Verb “to have”Quiz
- -IR Verbs (present tense)Quiz
- -ER Verbs (present tense)Quiz
- -AR Verbs (present tense)Quiz
- The Verb “to want”Quiz
- AdjectivesQuiz
- Telling TimeQuiz
- The Verb “Ser”Quiz
- Subject PronounsQuiz
- Indefinite ArticlesQuiz
- Definite ArticlesQuiz
- Question WordsQuiz
- Weather Expressions and SeasonsQuiz
- The Verb “to like”Quiz
- Demonstrative Adjectives and PronounsQuiz
- The DateQuiz
- The Verb EstarQuiz
- The Differences between “ser” and “estar”Quiz
- The Near Future Tense in SpanishQuiz
A2 Elementary
See the A2 path- Irregular Imperfect TenseQuiz
- Regular Preterit TenseQuiz
- Reflexive VerbsQuiz
- Reflexive PronounsQuiz
- Past ParticiplesQuiz
- SuperlativeQuiz
- ComparativeQuiz
- Present Perfect TenseQuiz
- AdverbsQuiz
- Directional PrepositionsQuiz
- Expressions with “hacer”Quiz
- Indirect Object PronounsQuiz
- Direct Object PronounsQuiz
- Informal CommandsQuiz
- The Verbs “pedir” and “preguntar”Quiz
- Mastering Reflexive Verbs in Spanish: A Guide to Daily Routine Vocabulary for LearnersQuiz
- “Por” vs “Para”Quiz
- Imperfect TenseQuiz
- Irregular Past Tense VerbsQuiz
- Positive and Negative WordsQuiz
- Present Progressive TenseQuiz
B1 Intermediate
See the B1 pathB2 Upper intermediate
See the B2 pathSpanish verb conjugation
All 118 verbs- serto be (identity, origin, time, characteristics)
- estarto be (location, condition, ongoing actions)
- tenerto have; to hold
- haberto have (auxiliary); there is / there are
- hacerto do; to make
- irto go
- poderto be able to; can; may
- decirto say; to tell
- darto give
- verto see; to watch
- saberto know (facts, information); to know how to; to taste
- quererto want; to love
Spanish articles
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- Spanish for Dentists: Practical Chairside CommunicationSpanish for dentists is mostly a matter of ten minutes of conversation, repeated all day. You greet the patient, find out what…
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- Spanish for Lawyers: Practical Legal Communication SkillsSpanish for lawyers is one of the most useful professional skills an attorney can build. Spanish-speaking clients are a growing share of…
- Spanish for Veterinarians: Communicating with Spanish-Speaking Pet OwnersSpanish for veterinarians is becoming a practical necessity rather than a nice extra. Clinics across the country see Spanish-speaking clients daily, and…
Spanish for your industry
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