Spanish Grammar

I’ve always loved sentence diagramming. Not because it’s the most glamorous part of language learning — but because it does something no other tool does…

I didn’t fall in love with sentence structure in Spanish. I fell in love with it in English first. It was prepositional phrases that did…

For a long time my Spanish felt choppy. I had vocabulary. I had verbs. But every sentence stood alone — short, separate, disconnected from the…

Interjections are the little words and sounds that make your Spanish feel alive. They help you react naturally, express emotion, and sound more like the…

There was a point in my Spanish learning when I realized I already knew more adverbs than I thought. I’d been learning adjectives — rápido,…

One of the small things that tripped me up early in Spanish was bueno. I knew it meant good. But sometimes I’d see buen before…

When I first started learning Spanish I skipped a step that cost me later. I learned nouns on their own — just the word, just…

Spanish prepositions were one of those things I kept running into without fully understanding. I knew what the words meant in isolation — a means…

One of the moments that changed how I thought about Spanish sentences was realizing I could drop the subject entirely. No yo, no ella, no…

Spanish grammar covers a lot of ground. This page organizes every grammar topic on Grow Spanish in one place — so you can find exactly…

I’m going to be honest with you: object pronouns still make me pause sometimes. Lo, la, le — which one goes where, which is direct,…

When I started learning Spanish, nobody explained why I was learning el and la. I just memorized that el goes with some words and la…

Subject pronouns are some of the smallest words in Spanish. One or two syllables, often just two or three letters. You’d think they’d be simple….