Grammar exercises

[Marianopolita]

I found this link with grammar exercises from Trinity University.

A good grammar foundation is a key step to speaking Spanish or any language well.


You can work on each grammar topic as you like or pick one that is a challenge for you.

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-MP.

 

[NanSanPedro]

I found this link with grammar exercises from Trinity University.

A good grammar foundation is a key step to speaking Spanish or any language well.


You can work on each grammar topic as you like or pick one that is a challenge for you.

Slater Museum of Natural History | University of Puget Sound

The Slater Museum of Natural History is one of the Pacific Northwest’s significant natural history collections, with over 100,000 bird, mammal, reptile, amphibian, plant, insect, and geological specimens. Located on the University of Puget Sound campus, the Slater Museum focuses on research &...

www2.ups.edu

-MP.

That sure rates a bookmark!

 

[Marianopolita]

That sure rates a bookmark!

Are going to try any of them?

I believe grammar is the key to a good command then combined with listening, reading and interaction with speakers. These practice exercises allow you to work at your pace and challenge yourself.

 

[NanSanPedro]

Are going to try any of them?

I believe grammar is the key to a good command then combined with listening, reading and interaction with speakers. These practice exercises allow you to work at your pace and challenge yourself.

Yes, starting tomorrow I am going to try one per day. I'm interested to see how they stack up against Fluencia.

 

[Marianopolita]

Okay. Please provide some feedback.

I would say the exercises are first and second year university Spanish.

I did the por/ para exercises successfully. Tonight I am going to do the first one on adjectives.

 

[Africaida]

As NanSanP said, will try one per day.

 

[Marianopolita]

As NanSanP said, will try one per day.

Okay Madame. I want to hear from you

 

[Marianopolita]

I did the first exercise on Adjectives- comparative and superlative. Just make sure you remember specific grammar points before you confirm your response. Good grammar exercise.

 

[NanSanPedro]

I didn't do will on the gerunds, present progressive. That doesn't bother me that much as I know I have a lot to learn. I have a laptop without a number pad so it's cumbersome to do accents and I found out quick that if you don't use them, you're wrong.

I will keep going.

 

[Marianopolita]

I just did the gerund exercise successfully. These are good brain teasers. Although it is beginner level I see on the internet that many people don’t know the difference between llendo and yendo. This is basic Spanish grammar. As well, many don’t know the difference between vaya and valla.

I agree it’s a bit cumbersome. I think a desktop computer is the best option. I am using my iPad and I have to be careful when I type.

I will do some more of the exercises.