Spanish adjectives: agreement and placement
Match adjectives to gender and number, decide whether they go before or after the noun, and spot the adjectives that change meaning when they move.
Spanish grammar guides
The grammar around the verb, explained plainly.
Reference guides for English speakers on the words that describe and compare: adjectives and adverbs. Each guide explains the rule, shows where English leads you astray, and asks you to produce the answer before you see it.
Adjectives
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Comparatives and superlatives
Compare people and things with más, menos, and tan, form superlatives with el más, and use mejor, peor, mayor, menor, and -ísimo correctly.
Past participles as adjectives
Turn verbs into adjectives with -ado and -ido, make them agree, learn the irregular participles, and choose between estar and ser.
Todo in Spanish: all, every, and everything
Choose between todo, toda, todos, and todas, tell todos los días apart from cada día, and use todo on its own to mean everything.
Indefinite adjectives: algún, ningún, cada, and more
Talk about some, any, no, each, and several with algún, ningún, cada, varios, cierto, and otro, including the double negative.
Adverbs
Spanish adverbs: -mente, common adverbs, and placement
Build adverbs from adjectives with -mente, learn the adverbs you hear every day, and place them naturally in a sentence.
Comparing actions with adverbs
Say that someone does something faster, as well as, or better than someone else, and express "the most" with an action correctly.
Verb lessons
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Spanish Verb Master is built for the part of Spanish that takes the most repetition: producing the right verb form on demand. The verb lessons cover the preterite, the imperfect, the subjunctive, and commands, each with a free typed drill.