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European Spanish · B1
8 chapters · 80 lessons
01 Chapter 1: Pronouns 6 lessons in this chapter
- How to Position Spanish Pronouns with Conjugated Verbs
- How to Use Reciprocal Verbs in Spanish
- How to Use Spanish Indirect and Direct Object Pronouns Together
- Lo Que = What/Which/That Which/The Thing That
- Que El Cual/La Cual/Los Cuales/Las Cuales Quien/Quienes = Who/That/Which
- Quien vs Quién
02 Chapter 2: Adjectives and Adverbs 8 lessons in this chapter
- Alguno/Alguna/Algunos/Algunas = One Of/Any Of/Some Of
- Cierto/Cierta/Ciertos/Ciertas = Certain
- Cuanto vs Cuánto
- Junto/Junta/Juntos/Juntas = Together
- Spanish Long Form Possessive Adjectives
- Spanish Superlatives: The Most/Least + Adjective
- Unos Cuantos/Unas Cuantas = A Few
- Using Past Participles As Adjectives in Spanish
03 Chapter 3: Verbs 46 lessons in this chapter
- 02 - Saber: Sabía vs Supe
- 03 - Conocer: Conocía vs Conocí
- 04 - Poder: Podía vs Pude
- 05 - Querer: Quería vs Quise
- 06 - Ser: Era vs Fue
- 07 - Estar: Estaba vs Estuvo
- 08 - Tener: Tenía vs Tuvo
- 09 - Haber: Había vs Hubo
- When to use the Past Perfect
- All Regular Verbs
- Irregular Verbs
- When to use the Future Tense
- Decir = To Say / To Tell
- Hacer = To Do/ To Make
- Poner = To Put
- Regular Verbs
- Tener = To Have
- Venir = To Come
- Making if statements in Spanish
- Say Would Like in Spanish With Gustar in the Conditional Tense
- When to use the Conditional Tense
- All Regular Verbs
- Estar = To Be [Regular]
- Ser = To Be [Regular]
- Decir = To Say / To Tell
- Hacer = To Do / To Make
- Poder = To Put
- Tener Que in the Conditional Tense = Would Have To
- Tener = To Have
- Venir = To Come
- When to use the Subjunctive
- Regular Ar Verbs
- Regular Er Verbs
- Regular Ir Verbs
- Dar = To Go
- Estar = To Be
- Ir = To Go
- Ser = To Be
- Alternative Ways to Give Commands
- Commands with Object Pronouns
- Formal Commands in Professional and Medical Situations
- “Let’s” Commands – Nosotros Commands
- Negative Tú Commands
- Negative Vosotros Commands
- Reflexive Commands
- Preterite vs Imperfect
04 Chapter 4: Idioms 5 lessons in this chapter
- Actions/Events That Started in the Past and are Ongoing in the Present
- Express Time in Spanish: the Beginning, Middle, and End
- Make Requests and Give Advice in Spanish with Poder in the Conditional Tense
- Saber vs Conocer
- Use Menos To Say Except in Spanish
05 Chapter 5: Articles and Nouns 1 lesson in this chapter
- Use Definite Articles with Nouns in Spanish
06 Chapter 6: Questions and Interrogatives 6 lessons in this chapter
- Como vs Cómo
- Cuando vs Cuándo
- What/Which in Spanish Questions = Cuál/Cuáles
- Donde vs Dónde
- Use Qué Before Nouns in Indirect Questions To Say What/Which
- Using A Preposition and Quién To Ask Questions in Spanish
07 Chapter 7: Prepositions and Conjunctions 6 lessons in this chapter
- Due To/Because of in Spanish = Debido A/Debido A Que
- Express A Consequence in Spanish with Así Que/Por Lo Tanto
- Mas vs Más
- Por vs Para [Intermediate’s Guide]
- Que vs Qué
- Si vs Sí
08 Chapter 8: Negations 2 lessons in this chapter
- How to Use And Say Neither Nor in Spanish = Ni…Ni…
- How to Use and Say Never in Spanish = Nunca
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