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Spanish Grammar Courses

 

Español Latino covers all the fundamental and essential points of a language's grammar in a clear and user-friendly way. Every grammatical point is clearly explained and backed up by examples in English and  are offered at 6 levels: A1 (Beginner) – C2 (Advanced). If you follow all levels from beginners to advanced, you will encounter all aspects of the language.
A0 Course content
(Recommended level. No previous knowledge required. 
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  • Lesson 1 Alphabet and pronunciation - Greetings and goodbyes

  • Lesson 2 Nouns - Personal information

  • Lesson 3 Articles - The family

  • Lesson 4 Adjectives - The food

  • Lesson 5 Regular verbs in the present - The restaurant

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  • Lesson 6 Interrogative pronouns - The hotel

  • Lesson 7 Irregular verbs in the present - The city

  • Lesson 8 Modal verbs - The direction

  • Lesson 9 Numbers, days and months - The time

  • Lesson 10 Verb “gustar” (to like) - The stores

  • Lesson 8 To be (ser vs. estar) – The friends

  • Lesson 9 Modal verbs – The health

  • Lesson 10 Future tense – The holidays

  • Lesson 11 Story to read

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  • Lesson 1 Alphabet, pronunciation, numbers, interrogative pronouns - Hello

  • Lesson 2 Nouns, adjectives, articles – The family

  • Lesson 3 Verbs in present, prepositions, interrogative pronouns – The house

  • Lesson 4 Pronominal verbs, the time – The routine

  • Lesson 5 Possessive adjectives, verb to like – The hobbies

  • Lesson 6 Prepositions, demonstrative adjectives – The city

  • Lesson 7 Indefinite adjectives – The restaurant

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A1 Course content
(Recommended level A1) 

 

A2 Course content
(Recommended level A1) 

 

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  • Lesson 1 Modality

  • Lesson 2 ¿Ser, estar, tener or hay?

  • Lesson 3 Possessives (adjectives and pronouns)

  • Lesson 4 Reflexive verbs

  • Lesson 5 Demonstratives

  • Lesson 6  The near future and the present continuous

  • Lesson 7 Indefinite (adjectives and pronouns)

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  • Lesson 8 The verb gustar and similars

  • Lesson 9 The present perfect tense

  • Lesson 10 Direct object pronouns

  • Lesson 11 Story to read

B1 Course content
(Recommended level A2 Intermediate level) 

 

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  • Lesson 1 Estar + gerund

  • Lesson 2 The Indefinido - simple past tense, formation

  • Lesson 3 The Indefinido - simple past tense, phrases

  • Lesson 4 The present perfect vs. the simple past

  • Lesson 5 The imperfect past (indicative)

  • Lesson 6 Simple past vs. Imperfect

  • Lesson 7 The past perfect (pluperfect)

  • Lesson 8 Verb forms in the past (indicative)

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  • Lesson 9 Prepositions

  • Lesson 10 Indirect object pronouns

  • Lesson 11 Comparative

  • Lesson 12 Superlative

  • Lesson 13 Story to read

  • Lesson 14 Revision

B2 Course content
(Recommended level B1 Intermediate level) 

 

  • Lesson 1 Future simple

  • Lesson 2 Future perfect

  • Lesson 3 Conditional simple

  • Lesson 4 Conditional perfect

  • Lesson 5 The imperative

  • Lesson 6 The present subjunctive

  • Lesson 7 The imperative negative

  • Lesson 8 The present perfect subjunctive

  • Lesson 9 Indicative vs. subjunctive I

  • Lesson 10 Direct and indirect object pronouns used together

  • Lesson 11 Verbs used with prepositions

  • Lesson 12 Adverbs

  • Lesson 13 Story to read

  • Lesson 14 Revision

C1 Course content
(Recommended level B2 Advanced Level) 

 

  • Lesson 1 The imperfect subjunctive

  • Lesson 2 The past perfect (pluperfect) subjunctive

  • Lesson 3 Spanish verb tenses: Overview

  • Lesson 4 Indicative vs. Subjunctive II

  • Lesson 5 If-clauses

  • Lesson 6 Relative pronouns, relative clauses

  • Lesson 7 Por vs. para

  • Lesson 8 The passive voice

  • Lesson 9 Phrasal verbs and verbs with prepositions

  • Lesson 10 Indirect speech

  • Lesson 11 Story to read

  • Lesson 12 Revision

C2 Course content
(Recommended level C1 Advanced Level) 

 

  • Lesson 1 Final subordinate clauses - What for?

  • Lesson 2  Consecutive clauses - which consequence?

  • Lesson 3  Adverbial concessive clauses

  • Lesson 4  Causal clauses - Why?

  • Lesson 5 Modal adverbial clauses - How?

  • Lesson 6  Temporal adverbial clauses - When?

  • Lesson 7 Review of adverbial clauses (adverb clauses) I

  • Lesson 8 Review of adverbial clauses (adverb clauses) II

  • Lesson 9 The infinitive, the gerund and the past participle

  • Lesson 10 The written accent

  • Lesson 11 Story to read

  • Lesson 12Revision

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