Learn & practice Spanish grammar with online exercises.
Present Tense
Habits, facts, and current actions
Not practiced yet0%Articles
Choosing el, la, un, una
Not practiced yet0%Numbers
Counting, prices, and quantities
Not practiced yet0%Dates
Days, months, and dates
Not practiced yet0%Genders
Masculine, feminine, and exceptions
Not practiced yet0%Plurals
When to add -s or -es
Not practiced yet0%Subject pronouns
Who acts: yo, tú, él
Not practiced yet0%Adjectives
Matching gender and number
Not practiced yet0%Negative words
Using no, nunca, nada, nadie
Not practiced yet0%Possessive Pronouns
Saying who things belong to
Not practiced yet0%Prepositions
Place, time, and movement
Not practiced yet0%Questions
Asking what, where, and why
Not practiced yet0%Ser vs Estar
Identity, location, and states
Not practiced yet0%Idiomatic expressions with TENER
Hunger, thirst, and other feelings
Not practiced yet0%Modal verbs: Tener que vs Deber
Obligations, duties, and advice
Not practiced yet0%
Common Verbs
Everyday actions in sentences
Not practiced yet0%Present Perfect
Past actions linked to now
Not practiced yet0%Past Tense (Preterite)
Completed events in the past
Not practiced yet0%Imperfect Past Tense
Past habits and ongoing actions
Not practiced yet0%Future Tense
Future events and predictions
Not practiced yet0%Conditional Tense
What you would do
Not practiced yet0%Relative Pronouns
Adding details with que and quien
Not practiced yet0%Reflexive Verbs
Daily routines: me levanto
Not practiced yet0%Comparatives and Superlatives
Comparing people and things
Not practiced yet0%Commands (Imperative)
Instructions: hazlo, no lo hagas
Not practiced yet0%Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
Choosing lo, la, le, les
Not practiced yet0%Perfecto, Indefinido, Imperfecto
He hablado, hablé, or hablaba?
Not practiced yet0%
Present Subjunctive
Wishes, doubts, and emotions
Not practiced yet0%Imperfect Subjunctive
Past wishes and imagined situations
Not practiced yet0%Pluperfect tense
What had already happened
Not practiced yet0%Future Perfect
What will have happened
Not practiced yet0%Conditional (Si Clauses)
What would have happened
Not practiced yet0%Conditional Sentences
If this happens, then what?
Not practiced yet0%Passive Voice
Focus on who receives the action
Not practiced yet0%Gerunds and Participles
Forms like hablando and hablado
Not practiced yet0%Sequence of Tenses
Matching tenses across clauses
Not practiced yet0%Subordinate Clauses
Linking reasons, aims, and details
Not practiced yet0%
Download the app
Scan with your phone to download
