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Each Spanish grammar course on this page has the essential notions you need to know to learn Spanish grammar. They will be useful for grammar lessons or simply to review and improve your Spanish. They are suitable for both beginner and advanced levels.

You can use these courses to review or to prepare your lessons if you are a Spanish teacher.

Each Spanish lessons includes:

• the essential grammar rules
• grammar tips that will help you to pass your exams
• a lot of examples, to make it easier for you to understand
• a PDF of the lesson that you can download absolutely for free

Please contact me if you have any questions or suggestions to improve these Spanish grammar courses.

Online Spanish grammar course:

1. Affirmative sentences
2. Exclamatory sentences
3. Interrogative sentences
4. Negative sentences
5. To be: Ser vs Estar
6. To have: Tener vs Haber
7. Hay vs Está
8. Apocope / Apocopation
9. Alphabet and spelling rules
10. Accent and punctuation rules
11. Dipthongs, accents and word stress
12. Gender of nouns
13. Plural of nouns
14. Compound nouns & words
15. Countable and uncountable nouns
16. Definite articles
17. Indefinite articles
18. The neutral article: lo
19. Auxiliary verbs (Haber, Ser, Estar)
20. Expressing agreement and disagreement
21. Expressing obligation
22. Expressing habit
23. Expressing quantity
24. Expressing insistancy (Emphatic form)
25. Expressing wishes and regrets
26. Expressing tastes (with gustar)
27. Expressing hypothesis
28. Verbs like Gustar
29. Imperative (affirmative form)
30. Imperative (negative form)
31. Sequence of Tenses
32. Conjunctions
33. Dates and times
34. Comparative Sentences
35. Superlative adjectives
36. Reported speech
37. Indefinite adjectives (Alguno, Ninguno, Cada, Mismo…)
38. Demonstrative adjectives
39. Possessive adjectives
40. Qualifying adjectives
41. Adverbs of affirmation, negation and doubt
42. Adverbs of place
43. Adverbs of manners
44. Adverbs of quantity
45. Adverbs of time
46. Diphthongs and spelling changes on consonants and vowels
47. Diphtongs and spelling changes
48. Cardinal numbers
49. Ordinal numbers and calculations
50. Prepositions
51. Demonstrative pronouns
52. Indefinite pronouns
53. Interrogative pronouns
54. Subject personal pronouns
55. Adding ‘lo’ to Spanish verbs
56. Complement personal pronouns
57. Possessive pronouns
58. Reflexive pronouns
59. Relative pronouns
60. Prefixes and suffixes
61. Qué or cuál?
62. Por or para?
63. Diminutives
64. Common grammar errors to avoid
65. Bien, bueno or buen?
66. Por qué, porque, por que and porqué: what’s the difference?
67. Tú or Usted
68. También or Tampoco?
69. Pedir or Preguntar?
70. Tomar, llevar or Traer

 

 

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