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Spanish grammar

Spanish grammar explained in English, Greek, French or Spanish: rules, typical traps and quizzes, from A1 to C2.

A1 Beginner A2 Elementary B1 Intermediate B2 Upper intermediate C1 Advanced C2 Proficiency

11 lessons

  1. 1 The imperfect subjunctive: hablara / hablase Formed from the preterite, and the sequence of tenses.
  2. 2 Conditional sentences: si tuviera, si hubiera tenido Real, unlikely and impossible conditions.
  3. 3 Subjunctive in time and purpose clauses Cuando llegues, para que sepas, antes de que, aunque.
  4. 4 The passive and impersonal se Se vende, se habla, ser + participle and estar + participle.
  5. 5 Reported speech Dijo que…, me preguntó si…, me pidió que…: tense and word changes.
  6. 6 Future perfect and conditional perfect Habré terminado, habría ido: completion in the future, guesses, and the past that didn't happen.
  7. 7 Verbal periphrases: acabar de, volver a, llevar + gerund, soler Expressions for beginning, repetition, duration and habit.
  8. 8 The «no-fault» se: se me olvidó Se me cayó, se nos rompió: accidental actions without a culprit.
  9. 9 Advanced relatives: el cual, cuyo, quien Which, whose, and relatives with no antecedent.
  10. 10 Verbs with prepositions: pensar en, soñar con, depender de Verbs that need a particular preposition, often different from English.
  11. 11 False friends for English speakers Words that look like English words but mean something else.