Spanish Grammar Rules

Basic Spanish grammar

A great place to start with a foundation of some basic Spanish grammar rules, including grammar exercises, verb tenses, nouns, pronouns and gender specifics.

Most people tend to feel like running when they hear the word grammar, but it's not that scary.

Whether or not you actually know the rules of English grammar, you probably use them more or less correctly in your everyday speech.  Face it; most of us didn't even learn grammar in school, so why start now, right?

But think of it this way: it is a positive tool that will help lay the foundation for your Spanish language learning skills and Spanish sentence structure.

Take a look at the cartoon on the left, you will understand why it can be important. 

But there is absolutely no reason to become a Spanish grammar expert, you just need to learn some basic Spanish grammar and you are on your way.  The most important goal should be to learn conversational Spanish.

Best thing to do is to start out with a Spanish grammar exercises, such as practicing in blocks with verbs tenses, Spanish nouns, adverbs, prepositions, syntax, adjectives, and Spanish pronouns. 

Don't forget verb tenses, such as past, present and future tenses.  But most importantly, how to form sentences with proper Spanish sentence structure. Nothing is more embarrassing than flip-flopping your words and speaking out of context, and instead of ordering pork for dinner you just called your dates' mother a pig.

Before long you will understand the ins and out of Spanish grammar rules, and you will be forming proper sentences with no problems at all.