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Latin American Spanish · B2
5 chapters · 42 lessons
01 Chapter 1: Pronouns 3 lessons in this chapter
- El que/La que/Los que/Las que = The one/Ones who/That
- How To Use El que/La que/Los que/Las que With Prepositions
- How To Use Prepositions With Lo Que in Spanish
02 Chapter 2: Adjectives and Adverbs 2 lessons in this chapter
- Not At All in Spanish = Nada/Nada De
- Position of Adjectives in Spanish
03 Chapter 3: Verbs 16 lessons in this chapter
- All Regular Verbs
- Irregular Verbs
- When to use the Future Perfect
- All Regular Verbs
- Irregular Verbs
- When to use the Conditional Perfect Tense
- All Regular Verbs
- Estar = To Be
- Tener = To Have
- When to use the Imperfect Subjunctive
- All Regular Verbs
- Irregular Verbs
- When to use the Present Perfect Subjunctive
- Conjugate Verbs
- When to use the Past Perfect Subjunctive
- Commands With Double Object Pronouns
04 Chapter 4: Idioms 20 lessons in this chapter
- Before/After Having Done Something in Spanish
- Could Have [Done Something] in Spanish With Poder
- Express The Hope For A Completed Action in The Future in Spanish
- How to Say Hope That in Spanish
- How to Say How Long Ago in Spanish
- How Long Something Had Been Happening in Spanish
- How To Say If I Were You in Spanish
- Interrupting Actions in Spanish
- Should Have [Done Something] in Spanish With Deber
- So Many That & So Much That in Spanish
- How to Say So That in Spanish
- To Become in Spanish = Hacerse/Convertirse En/Ponerse/Quedarse
- How To Say To Forget in Spanish With Olvidar/Olvidarse
- To Give Up Something/To Stop Doing Something in Spanish
- To Like Someone in Spanish [Romantically]
- How to Say To Start Doing/To Begin in Spanish
- Use The Spanish Present Tense To Refer To The Future With Future Time Phrases
- Was/Were Going To Do Something in Spanish
- While/As Long As in Spanish = Mientras
- Would Have [Done Something] in Spanish With Haber
05 Chapter 5: Articles and Nouns 1 lesson in this chapter
- How To Use the Neuter Article Lo in Spanish to Refer to Clauses, Verbs, Adjectives/Adverbs
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