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Introduction to verbs and 'subject' personal pronouns (I, you, he, she etc in English) | ||
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The present simple tense with regular verbs (I eat) | ||
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The present simple tense with irregular verbs (I am) | ||
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The past simple (preterite) tense with regular verbs (I ate) | ||
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The past simple (preterite) tense with irregular verbs (I was) | ||
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The imperfect tense - regular and irregular verbs (I used to) | ||
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The future tense - regular and irregular verbs (I will) | ||
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The perfect tenses - regular and irregular verbs (I have / I had / I will have) | ||
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The conditional tense - regular and irregular verbs (I could / I would / I should) | ||
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The present subjunctive tense (No direct comparison - other tenses are used in English) | ||
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The past subjunctive tense (If I were to) | ||
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'Haber' with the conditional and past subjunctive tenses (I could/should/would have - If I were to have) | ||
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The continuous tenses (I am going) | ||
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The infinitive tense (verbs in their original forms - to be) | ||
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The imperative tense (command verbs - go / stay etc) | ||
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The 'Gerund' (forming 'ing...' verbs) | ||
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'Gustar' and similar verbs - A different way of using verbs | ||
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Reflexive verbs part 1 (the present simple tense) | ||
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Reflexive verbs part 2 (other tenses and usages) | ||
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Verbs - Ser (to be) Estar (to be) | ||
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Adverbs - Part 1 - (Words that end in -ly in English) 100 Spanish adverbs that don't end in -mente. | ||
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Adverbs - Part 2 - (Other forms / making comparisons) | ||
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Nouns - Part 1 - (Gender - Usually masculine or feminine?) | ||
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Nouns - Part 2 - (Gender and forming plural nouns) | ||
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Articles - definite / indefinite (the and a in English) | ||
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Adjectives - describing words (Agreement and word order) | ||
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Adjectives - (Comparative and superlative) Words like bigger, fatter, biggest and fattest in English | ||
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Pronouns - object pronouns (direct and indirect) - Words like me, you, him, her, it, and them in English | ||
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Adjectives and Pronouns (demonstrative) - Words like this, that, these and those in English | ||
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Adjectives and Pronouns (possessive) - Words like my, your, his, hers, mine, and yours in English | ||
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Adjectives and pronouns (indefinite) - words used to talk about things in a non specific way | ||
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An introduction to prepositions and relative pronouns - words like to, on, at, for and who, whom, that in English | ||
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Prepositions - A comprehensive list with examples | ||
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Conjunctions - linking words - Words like or, and, when, if, as, although and while in English | ||
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Questions and negatives (question words) - Words like what, where, why, and how etc in English | ||
Written Lessons |
Access to 36 different written lessons (levels 1 and 2), covering all major aspects of Spanish grammar. These lessons are written concisely and are easy to follow. There are hundreds of example sentences in both English and Spanish to illustrate the points being made in each lesson. Many of the lessons contain important word lists including adverbs, prepositions and conjunctions.
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