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Spanish Grammar

This hub is your complete guide to Spanish grammar, whether you're just starting out or brushing up on the harder aspects of the language.

Browse the collection below to improve your Spanish grammar.

LEARN SPANISH / GRAMMAR

Spanish grammar is often more approachable than it first seems - especially once you get used to things like verb conjugations and gendered nouns. When it’s broken down into manageable parts and learned step-by-step, it becomes intuitive.

Below, you’ll find my beginner-friendly grammar lessons covering sentence structure, articles, nouns, verbs, adjectives, pronouns, and more - all written to make Spanish grammar easier to understand and use in conversation.

60+ Most Common Spanish Adverbs And Their Types

Adverbs are a crucial part of learning Spanish. Learn more than 60 adverbs, their types, when to use them, and useful examples right here.

Possessive Adjectives In Spanish (Simple Guide)

Possessive adjectives in Spanish help us identify who a noun belongs to. This guide will show you examples of how Spanish possessive adjectives are used.

How To Say 'Used To Be' And 'Used To' In Spanish

In this quick guide, I'll run you through how to say "used to" or "used to be" in Spanish.

8 Types Of Spanish Conjunctions And When To Use Them

See this guide on Spanish conjunctions. Learn about 8 different types right here, with examples, translations, and explanations.

Ser Conjugation Guide (How To Conjugate Ser In Spanish)

Use this guide to learn the conjugations of the Spanish verb ser. Includes the 3 moods and non-finite forms.

Spanish Reflexive Verbs (& Pronouns) Explained With Examples

Reflexive verbs in Spanish are verbs that always contain or feature a reflexive pronoun. They are typically used when the subject of the sentence does an action to themselves.

Por vs Para: How To Use Them Both Properly (With Examples)

Learning how to use 'por' and 'para' in Spanish is often challenging for beginners. Here's a guide to help you easily understand their differences and correct usage.

Más Que vs Más De In Spanish: Definitions & Examples

Have you heard the terms más que and más de and struggled to get your head around them? Learn what they mean and when to use them in this guide.

Qué vs Cuál In Spanish: How Are They Different?

Do you need to know the difference between cuál and qué? Learn the difference between the two in this guide.

Your Best Guide To The Spanish Subjunctive (With Examples)

If you're unclear on any aspects of the Spanish subjunctive mood, read this best guide to the Spanish subjunctive to learn all you need to know.

Spanish Imperative Mood (Commands) Explained For Beginners

Need to learn about the Spanish imperative? Check this article for all the grammatical rules and usage examples to help you master this mood.

Te Quiero vs Te Amo: How They're Different [+ Examples]

Getting your head around the differences between 'te quiero' and 'te-amo' can be confusing. Here's a simple yet detailed guide on using them properly.

Spanish Indirect Object Pronouns (Explained In Simple Terms)

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about indirect object pronouns in Spanish.

Definite And Indefinite Articles In Spanish: A Detailed Guide

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about definite and indefinite articles in Spanish.

40+ Spanish Conversational Connectors To Improve Fluency

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about using conversational connectors in Spanish.

Spanish Continuous Tense: What It Is And How It's Used

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming continuous tense verbs in Spanish.

The Main Differences Between Formal And Informal Spanish

One difference English speakers have to get used to when learning Spanish is the difference between formal and informal language.

Present Progressive Tense In Spanish: Beginner's Guide

If you’re looking for a clear definition of what Spanish progressive verbs are, you'll find that here.

Spanish Interrogatives (Question Words) Explained Clearly

Want to learn Spanish interrogatives? In this guide, I'll teach you question words in Spanish and how to use them.

Spanish Pronouns And Their Types Explained

This guide explains and clarifies different types of Spanish pronouns - subject, reflexive, direct object, indirect object, and relative.

Spanish Nouns: Explained In Simple Language (+ Examples)

Take a look at this article if you are ready to learn more about the Spanish nouns as a beginner and understand the Spanish language better.

30 Commonly Used -AR Verbs In Spanish (With Examples)

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming -AR verbs in Spanish.

30 Frequently Used -IR Spanish Language Verbs With Examples

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming -IR verbs in Spanish.

Spanish Past Perfect Explained For Beginners (With Examples)

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming past perfect verbs in Spanish.

Beginner's Guide To The Spanish Past Tenses (With Examples)

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming past tense verbs in Spanish.

Guide To The Spanish Present Tense Indicative & Subjunctive

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming present tense verbs in Spanish.

Saber vs Conocer: Their Differences Explained (+ Examples)

Both 'saber' and 'conocer' mean 'to know' in Spanish but these two Spanish words are different, though used in very similar contexts.

How To Use The 3 Main Future Tenses In Spanish (Easy Guide)

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming future tense verbs in Spanish.

The Conditional Tense In Spanish: How And When To Use It

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about how and when to use conditionals in Spanish.

4 Meanings Of Porque In Spanish (Clarified For Beginners)

Understanding the differences between por qué, porque, por que and porqué is often challenging – even for those who speak and write Spanish at a native level

Ser vs Estar: Your Best Guide On Usage And Common Mistakes

Getting your head around the differences between the Spanish verbs 'ser' and 'estar' can be challenging. Here's a simple yet detailed guide on using them properly.