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Spanish Grammar Rules

Spanish grammar was written in 1492 by Antonio de Nebrija of Andalusia. In fact it was the first romance language to have a written grammar. 

To learn Spanish and how the language works can be confusing for most native English speakers. In Spanish you have to modify the nouns and adjectives to match in number and gender. At the same time, each verb has about 50 different conjugated forms that also match in number with the subject of the sentence. It is important for learners to understand how Spanish works in order to get the best training and avoid common but serious mistakes. 

On this site you will get a proverbial crash course in learning Spanish. We will explain the grammar, how it works and what situations each principle is used for. You will find insider tips and suggestions on how to insure that your Spanish is impeccable.

Choose a grammar principle and let's get started.

Unit 1

Spanish Pronunciation

Spanish Articles Part 1

Mini Quiz

Spanish Articles Part 2 

Mini Quiz

Spanish Articles Mastery Test

Spanish Nouns Part 1, 

Mini-Quiz

Spanish Nouns Part 2,

Mini-Quiz

Spanish Nouns Mastery Test

Spanish Pronouns, Adjectives Part 1, 

Mini-Quiz

Spanish Adjectives Part 2,

Mini-Quiz

Spanish Adjectives Mastery Test



Unit 2

Introduction to Spanish Verbs and Tenses

Spanish Verb Conjugation

Verb Conjugation Quiz

Irregular Spanish Verbs

Spanish Irregular Verbs Quiz

Spanish Preterite Tense

Spanish Preterite Tense Quiz

Spanish Past Participle

Mini Quiz

Spanish Present Perfect Tense

Mini Quiz

Spanish Past Tenses -  Past Perfect

Mini Quiz

Spanish Future Tense - Compound Future

Mini Quiz

Future Tense in Spanish - Simple Future

Mini Quiz



Unit 3

Spanish Imperfect Tense

Mini Quiz

The Spanish Verb Gustar

Mini Quiz

Spanish Reflexive Verbs

Mini Quiz

Spanish Subjunctive - Present Tense

Mini Quiz

 

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