Grammar Library

Spanish Grammar

The only grammar library that shows both sides of the language: the textbook rules you learn in class and the real-world Spanish native speakers actually use. Every example is an unscripted clip from a real native speaker — never invented.

Spanish Subjunctive

The Spanish subjunctive is one of the most talked-about areas of the language for learners. These pages show the subjunctive in real unscripted speech — where the mood actually lives.

· Present Subjunctive

Spanish Past Tenses

Spanish uses two main simple past tenses — the preterite for completed actions and the imperfect for description, habit, and background. Learners benefit from hearing both in real context, not isolated drill sentences.

· Preterite

· Imperfect

Spanish Verbs in Context

Verb-centred patterns that learners use every day but that textbooks often present in isolation. These pages show each pattern working inside real sentences from native speakers.

· Reflexive Verbs