Spanish grammar, heard in real videos
Every page here is a lesson from the Streal course, cut down to what you need to get the idea, followed by native speakers saying it in real YouTube videos. The lines are timed, so each clip starts just before the moment you are looking for.
A1 · Beginner
Ser vs estar: the difference, heard in real Spanish
You can choose between ser and estar without hesitating.
See the lesson → Numbers, time and datesTelling the time in Spanish: ¿qué hora es?
You can ask and tell the time, and say when something happens.
See the lesson → My peopleTú or usted: who you are talking to
You know which "you" to use so you sound neither cold nor rude.
See the lesson → The present: what I doStem-changing verbs: quiero, puedo, pido
You can conjugate the irregular verbs that appear in every conversation.
See the lesson → The present: what I doMuy vs mucho: the simple rule
You can say "very" and "a lot" without mixing them up.
See the lesson → Asking and saying noGustar: how "me gusta" really works
You can say what you like and dislike, with the structure Spanish actually uses.
See the lesson → Asking and saying noSaber vs conocer: two verbs for "to know"
You can use the right "to know" for a fact, a skill or a person.
See the lesson →A2 · Elementary
The Spanish preterite: saying what happened
You can tell what happened, with every regular verb.
See the lesson → Talking about the pastThe irregular preterites: fui, tuve, hice, dije
You recognise and use the irregular past forms that come up in every film.
See the lesson → Talking about the pastThe Spanish imperfect: how things were
You can describe the past, set a scene and say what you used to do.
See the lesson → What is going on right nowEstar + gerund: saying what is happening now
You can say what is going on at this very moment.
See the lesson → What is going on right nowSpanish reflexive verbs: me levanto, te duchas, se va
You can tell your day from waking up to going to bed.
See the lesson → Plans and intentionsIr a + infinitive: what I am going to do
You can say what you are going to do, which is how Spanish speakers talk about the future.
See the lesson → Comparing and being preciseComparing in Spanish: más que, menos que, tan como
You can compare two things in any direction.
See the lesson →B1 · Intermediate
The Spanish present perfect: he hablado
You can talk about what has happened in a time that is not closed yet.
See the lesson → Future and conditionalThe Spanish conditional: would
You can be polite, give advice and imagine what you would do.
See the lesson → Object pronouns and the imperativeSpanish direct object pronouns: lo, la, los, las
You stop repeating the noun in every sentence.
See the lesson → Object pronouns and the imperativeSpanish commands: how to give an instruction
You can tell someone what to do, formally or between friends.
See the lesson → Connecting your ideasPor vs para: when to use each, with real examples
You can choose between por and para without guessing.
See the lesson →B2 · Upper intermediate
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