Spanish grammar explained
The parts of Spanish grammar that actually stop people — the subjunctive, ser against estar, and the two past tenses — explained with the examples that make the distinction visible rather than the rule that restates it.
The subjunctive
When do you use the subjunctive in Spanish?
Ser vs estar
What is the difference between ser and estar?
Preterite vs imperfect
When do you use the preterite and when the imperfect?
Por vs para
What is the difference between por and para?
Direct and indirect object pronouns
How do Spanish object pronouns work?
Reflexive verbs
How do reflexive verbs work in Spanish?