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Latin American Spanish · A2
7 chapters · 110 lessons
01 Chapter 1: Pronouns 11 lessons in this chapter
- Otro = Another and Other
- Algo = Anything and Something
- Spanish Direct Object Pronouns
- Ese/Esa/Esos/Esas/Eso = That One/Those Ones/That
- Este/Esta/Estos/Estas/Esto = This One/These Ones/This
- Spanish Indirect Object Pronouns
- Mi vs Mí
- Nadie = Not Anyone and Nobody/No One
- Nada = Not Anything and Nothing
- Spanish Possessive Pronouns
- Alguien = Someone and Anyone
02 Chapter 2: Verbs 57 lessons in this chapter
- When to use the Preterite
- Regular -ar Verbs
- Regular -er Verbs
- Regular -ir Verbs
- Andar = To Walk
- Dar = To Give
- Decir (To Say) + Derivatives
- Estar = To Be
- Hacer = To Do/Make
- Ir = To Go
- Oír = To Hear
- Pedir = To Order / To Ask
- Poder = To Be Able To/Can
- Poner (To Put) + Derivatives
- Querer = To Want
- Saber = To Know / Caber = To Fit
- Ser = To Be
- Tener = To Have
- Trear = To Bring
- Venir = To Come
- Ver = To See
- Car/Gar/Zar Verbs
- Stem Changing Ir Verbs
- Ucir Verbs
- Verbs that change i to y in the preterite
- When to use the Imperfect
- Deber = To Have To
- Estar = To Be
- Poder = To Be Able To / Can
- Querer = To Want
- Regular -ar Verbs
- Regular -er Verbs
- Regular -ir Verbs
- Soler = To Usually Do Something
- Hacer = To Do / To Make
- Ir = To Go
- Ser = To Be
- Tener = To Have
- Ver = To See
- When to use the Present Perfect
- Ya = Already
- Regular -ar Verbs
- Regular -er Verbs
- Regular -ir Verbs
- Decir = To Say
- Hacer = To Do / To Make
- Poner = To Put
- Ser = To Be
- Ver = To See
- Affirmative Tu Commands
- Irregular Tu Commands
- Usted Commands
- Ustedes Commands
- How to Form Irregular Gerunds
- Preterite vs Present Perfect
- Imperfect Progressive Tense
- The Recent Past
03 Chapter 3: Idioms 17 lessons in this chapter
- Ago in Spanish
- Es Bueno & Malo vs Está Bien & Mal
- How to use Había
- Hay Que = Obligation
- How to use Hubo
- Jugar vs Tocar
- Like in Spanish
- Traer vs Llevar (To Take/To Bring)
- Expressing Negative Feelings
- Not Yet in Spanish
- Sentir vs Sentirse
- Since/For
- How to Make General Statements
- Still in Spanish
- The Same in Spanish
- Use Tomar with Food and Drinks
- Use a in Spanish after ….
04 Chapter 4: Articles and Nouns 1 lesson in this chapter
- Nouns That Are Singular in Spanish But Plural in English, And The Other Way Around
05 Chapter 5: Adjectives and Adverbs 13 lessons in this chapter
- A Complete Guide To Spanish Adjectives
- Spanish Comparative Adjectives
- How to Make Comparisons
- Each one of
- Here and There
- Me Too and Me Neither
- More Than and Less Than in Spanish
- Not Any = Ningún/Ninguna
- Otro
- Quantitative Adjectives in Spanish
- Spanish Quantitative Adverbs
- Some or Any
- Todo
06 Chapter 6: Questions and Interrogatives 3 lessons in this chapter
- Cuánto = How Many/How Much
- Cómo/Dónde/Cuándo = How/Where/When
- Porque vs Por Qué = Because vs Why
07 Chapter 7: Prepositions and Conjunctions 8 lessons in this chapter
- Before and After in Spanish
- How to Say But in Spanish
- How to Express Duration in Spanish
- How to Express Cause in Spanish
- From Until/From To in Spanish
- Por vs Para [Beginner’s Guide]
- How to Use Que in Spanish
- Using Con With Pronouns
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