Spanish Grammar Video Tutorials

Supplement your language learning outside of the classroom by watching this Spanish grammar video instructional series.

Capí­tulo 1

• Singular Nouns: Gender and Articles
• Nouns and Articles: Plural Forms
• Subject Pronouns: Present Tense of -ar Verbs: Negation Part 1
• Subject Pronouns: Present Tense of -ar Verbs: Negation Part 2
• Asking Yes/No Questions

Capí­tulo 2

• Describing Adjectives: Gender, Number, and Position
• Present Tense of Ser; Summary of Uses
• (Unstressed) Possessive Adjectives
• Present Tense of -er and -ir Verbs; Subject Pronouns

Capí­tulo 3

• Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns
• Tener, venir, preferir, querer, and poder; Some idioms with tener
• Ir; Ir+a+infinitive; The Contraction “al”

Capí­tulo 4

• Hacer, oí­r, poner, salir, traer, and ver
• Present Tense of Stem-Changing Verbs
• Reflexive Pronouns

Capí­tulo 5

• Presente Progressive: Estar + (-ndo)
• Summary of the Uses of Ser and Estar
• Comparisons

Capí­tulo 6

• Direct Objects
• Expressing Negation – Indefinite and Negative Words
• Formal Commands

Capí­tulo 7

• Indirect Object Pronouns
• Expressing Likes and Dislikes -Gustar
• Preterite of Regular Verbs and of dar,hacer, ir, and ser

Capí­tulo 8

• Irregular Preterites
• Preterite of Stem-Changing Verbs
• Expressing Direct and Indirect Objects Together – Double Object Pronouns

Capí­tulo 9

• Imperfect of Regular and Irregular Verbs
• Expressing Extremes – Superlatives
• Summary of Interrogative Words

Capí­tulo 10

• Using the Preterite and the Imperfect
• Recognizing que, quien(es), lo que – Relative Pronouns
• Reciprocal Actions with Reflexive Pronouns

Capí­tulo 11

• Hace…que: Another Use of hacer
• Expressing Unplanned or Unexpected Events: Another use of se
• ¿Por o para? – A summary of their uses

Capí­tulo 12

• Tíº (Informal) Commands
• Expressing Subjective Actions or States (1)
• Expressing Subjective Actions or States (2)
• Expressing Desires and Requests – Use of the Subjunctive: Influence

Capí­tulo 13

• Use of Subjunctive: Emotion
• Use of Subjunctive: Doubt and Denial
• Expressing Influence, Emotion, Doubt, and Denial

Capí­tulo 14

• Past Participle Used As an Adjective
• Perfect Forms: Present Perfect Indicative
• Perfect Forms: Present Perfect Subjunctive

Capí­tulo 16

• Talking About the Future – Future Verb
• Expressing Future or Pending Actions – The Subjunctive: Subjuntive and Indicative

Capí­tulo 17

• Expressing What You Would Do – Conditional Verb Forms
• Hypothetical Situations: What if…?