Spanish grammar practice
In each topic you type the missing word in a run of sentences and hear each sentence read by a native voice.
The basics
- Present tense verbs6 sentences
- Dropping the pronoun6 sentences
- Recognising cognates6 sentences
- Spanish word families10 sentences
- Spanish false friends10 sentences
- Noun gender basics6 sentences
- Gender for people10 sentences
- Articles6 sentences
- Demonstratives10 sentences
- Adjective agreement10 sentences
- Negation10 sentences
- Conjunctions, connecting ideas9 sentences
- Forming questions10 sentences
- Tú, usted and ustedes10 sentences
Everyday structures
- Ser vs estar6 sentences
- Hay, there is and there are10 sentences
- Tener expressions5 sentences
- Saber vs conocer10 sentences
- Pedir vs preguntar10 sentences
- Everyday commands and requests10 sentences
- Gustar and similar verbs10 sentences
- Possessives10 sentences
- Direct object pronouns10 sentences
- Indirect object pronouns10 sentences
- Where pronouns go10 sentences
- Reflexive verbs10 sentences
- The many uses of se10 sentences
- The personal a10 sentences
- Por vs. para10 sentences
- Relative clauses with que10 sentences
- Verbs and their prepositions7 sentences
- The neuter lo10 sentences
Tenses
- Future with ir a10 sentences
- Verb and infinitive patterns10 sentences
- The gerund, the -ndo form10 sentences
- Spelling-change verbs10 sentences
- Preterite past tense10 sentences
- The imperfect tense10 sentences
- Preterite vs imperfect10 sentences
- Past participles10 sentences
- The present perfect10 sentences
- Passive constructions10 sentences
- The pluperfect10 sentences
- Time expressions with hacer10 sentences
- The simple future10 sentences
- The conditional tense10 sentences
- Other compound tenses10 sentences
- Reported speech10 sentences
- Llevar for how long10 sentences
- The future of probability10 sentences
- Verbs that change meaning in the preterite10 sentences