Grammar

Learn A2 Level Spanish

Adjectives

Demasiado, Bastante and Suficiente

Hay demasiada gente en el cine.

There are too many people in the cinema.

 Comparatives and Superlatives

La ciudad de México es más grande que Monterrey.

Mexico City is larger than Monterrey.

 Diminutives

Ese perrito está hermoso.

That little dog is beautiful.

 Possessives

Este libro no es mío. Es tuyo.

This book isn't mine. It's yours.

Adverbs

Adverbs of Place

Nosotras trabajamos aquí.

We work here.

 The Adverbs Antes and Después

Compré este vestido antes de salir.

I bought this dress before going out.

Command

Formal and Informal Commands

Cocina el desayuno.

Make breakfast.

Negations

Negative Words and Double Negatives

No duermas tarde.

Don't sleep late.

Prepositions

Con + Pronouns

Daniela va a ir conmigo al supermercado.

Daniela is going with me to the supermarket.

 Por and Para

Por tu cumpleaños te regalo estas flores para que veas cuánto te quiero.

For your birthday I give you these flowers so you can see how much I love you.

 The Prepositions Desde and Hasta

Estudié en España desde el 2016 hasta el 2020 que regresé a Paraguay.

I studied in Spain from 2016 until 2020 when I returned to Paraguay.

Pronouns

Commands With Pronouns

Cómpralo (el libro) hoy en la tarde.

Buy it (the book) this afternoon.

 Demonstrative Pronouns

- ¿Me puede enseñar esa falda?

- ¿Esta?

- No, aquella.

- Can you show me that skirt?

- This one?

- No, that one.

 Direct Object Pronouns

- ¿Puedes cocinar la pasta?

- Sí, en unos minutos la cocino.

- Can you cook the pasta?

- Yes, I'll cook it in a few minutes.

 Double Object Pronouns

- ¿Le compraste el libro a Jesús?

- Sí, se lo compré ayer.

- Did you buy the book for Jesus?
- Yes, I bought it for him yesterday.

 Indefinite Words

Algunas personas quieren vivir en otro país.

Some people want to live in another country.

 Indirect Object Pronouns

-¿Qué le compró Alberto a su novia?

- Le compró unas flores.

- What did Alberto buy his girlfriend?

- He bought her some flowers.

 Posessive Pronouns

- ¿Esta falda es mía, ¿verdad?

- No, esa es la mía, aquella es la tuya.

- This skirt is mine, isn't it?
- No, this is mine, that's yours.

Tenses

Irregular Verbs in the Imperfect

Cuando era niña iba a nadar al lago todos los fines de semana.

When I was a little girl I would go swimming in the lake every weekend.

 The Conditional Simple

Si termino mi trabajo, te ayudo con tu tarea.

If I finish my work, I will help you with your homework.

 The Future Simple

Voy a viajar a Asunción este viernes.

I will be traveling to Asuncion this Friday.

 The Past Participle

Hemos aprendido español desde hace dos años.

We have been learning Spanish for two years.

Verbs

An Introduction to Se Constructions

Se ve que se quieren porque se abrazan mucho.

One can tell they love each other because they hug a lot.

 Haber + que

Hay que hacer la tarea o no podremos terminarla a tiempo.

We have to do our homework or we won't be able to finish it on time.

 Haber in Spanish

Había mucha gente porque hubo una fiesta al final de la calle.

There were a lot of people because there was a party at the end of the street.

 Hacer + Time Expressions

Hace dos años que estudio Francés.

I have been studying French for two years.

 Irregular Gerund Forms

Ana y José están yendo al cine.

Ana and José are going to the movies.

 Regular and Irregular Verbs in Pretérito Perfecto

He estudiado español por 3 años.

I have studied Spanish for 3 years.

 Regular and Irregular Verbs in the Indefinite Preterite

Ayer fuimos a bailar al antro.

Yesterday we went dancing at the club.

 Stem-changing Verbs in the Preterite

Creo que hicieron un gran trabajo, estoy segura que el cliente se sintió feliz.

I think they did a great job, I'm sure the client was happy.

 The Preterite vs the Imperfect

Era un día lluvioso cuando Josué vio a esa persona a lo lejos.

It was a rainy day when Joshua saw this person in the distance.