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Key Spanish grammar topics
Spanish gender and articles: el, la, un and una
Learn how Spanish noun gender, definite and indefinite articles, and plural agreement work, with clear rules, exceptions and examples.
Explore the topic § 9Saber vs conocer: two ways to say “to know”
Learn the difference between saber and conocer in Spanish: facts, skills, people, places and the key forms sé and conozco.
Explore the topic § 9How gustar works in Spanish
Learn how gustar works in Spanish: indirect-object pronouns, gusta vs gustan, emphasis with a mí and clear examples.
Explore the topic § 7Ser vs estar: how to choose the right Spanish verb
Understand the difference between ser and estar in Spanish: identity, states, location, results and the important event-location exception.
Explore the topic § 9Hay vs estar: existence or location in Spanish
Learn when to use hay and when to use estar in Spanish. Distinguish introducing something from locating a known person or object.
Explore the topic § 1Spanish alphabet and pronunciation for beginners
Learn the Spanish alphabet, the sounds that differ from English, and a practical way to read new Spanish words aloud with confidence.
Explore the topic § 1Spanish r vs rr: pronunciation and spelling
Understand the difference between the Spanish tap r and rolled rr, where each sound appears, and how the contrast can change a word.
Explore the topic § 3Spanish numbers 1–100: patterns and spelling
Learn Spanish numbers from 1 to 100 by pattern, including the special forms from 11 to 29 and the tens joined with y.
Explore the topic § 3Spanish ordinal numbers: primero, segundo and beyond
Learn how Spanish ordinal numbers work, how they agree with nouns, and when primero and tercero shorten to primer and tercer.
Explore the topic § 4Spanish adjective agreement: gender and number
Learn how Spanish adjectives agree with nouns in gender and number, including common endings and mixed plural groups.
Explore the topic § 4Spanish adjective position: before or after the noun?
Learn why Spanish adjectives usually follow nouns, when they come before, and how position can change emphasis or meaning.
Explore the topic § 5Spanish present tense: regular -ar, -er and -ir verbs
Learn the present-tense endings for regular Spanish -ar, -er and -ir verbs and how to build forms from the infinitive.
Explore the topic § 5Common Spanish irregular verbs in the present tense
Learn the main patterns behind common Spanish irregular present-tense verbs: yo forms, stem changes and fully irregular verbs.
Explore the topic § 6Spanish demonstratives: este, ese and aquel
Learn the three Spanish demonstrative groups, how they agree with nouns, and when to use the neutral forms esto, eso and aquello.
Explore the topic § 6Spanish possessive adjectives and pronouns
Learn the difference between short possessive adjectives and stressed possessives such as mío, tuyo and suyo, with agreement rules.
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