Fill in the Blanks
Practise Spanish grammar by completing sentences with the correct words
Beginner
35 exercisesSingular Articles
Practice: el, la, un, una
Plural Articles
Practice: los, las, unos, unas
Basic Demonstratives
Este, ese, aquel (without neuter forms)
Location & Identity
Ser for permanent identity, Estar for location
-AR Verbs
Practise conjugating regular -AR verbs in the present tense
-ER Verbs
Practise conjugating regular -ER verbs in the present tense
-IR Verbs
Practise conjugating regular -IR verbs in the present tense
Mixed Regular Verbs
Practice -AR, -ER, and -IR verbs together
Verbs in Context
Apply regular verbs in real-world situations
Ser, Estar, Ir
Practise the three most common irregular verbs in Spanish
E → IE Stem-Changing Verbs
Practise verbs like pensar, querer, preferir where E changes to IE
O → UE Stem-Changing Verbs
Practise verbs like poder, dormir, volver where O changes to UE
E → I Stem-Changing Verbs
Practice -ir verbs like pedir, servir, repetir where E changes to I
Daily Routine in Present Tense
Present tense reflexive verbs for daily activities
Gustar Básico
Practica con gustar - pronombres y formas verbales
Verbos Como Gustar
Practica con encantar, molestar y doler
Práctica Mixta
Practica con todos los verbos - gustar, encantar, molestar, doler
Regular Verbs
Practise preterite vs imperfect with hablar, comer, vivir
Regular Verbs
Practise future tense with regular -AR, -ER, and -IR verbs
Irregular Stems
Practise future tense with common irregular verbs
Mixed Practice
Practise both regular and irregular future tense verbs
Plans and Predictions
Use future tense to talk about plans and make predictions
Questions in Future Tense
Practise forming and answering questions in the future tense
Regular Verbs
Practise conditional tense with regular -AR, -ER, and -IR verbs
Direct Object Pronouns
Practise direct object pronouns - me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las
Indirect Object Pronouns
Practise indirect object pronouns - me, te, le, nos, os, les
Basic Prepositions
Practise the most common prepositions: a, de, en, con, sin
Location Prepositions
Practice: sobre, bajo, entre, detrás de, delante de, enfrente de
Time Prepositions
Practice: desde, hasta, durante, antes de, después de
Contractions (al, del)
Practise contractions al (a + el) and del (de + el)
Regular -AR Verbs
Conjugate regular -AR verbs in the preterite tense
Regular -ER/-IR Verbs
Conjugate regular -ER and -IR verbs in the preterite tense
Regular -AR Verbs
Conjugate regular -AR verbs in the imperfect tense
Regular -ER/-IR Verbs
Conjugate regular -ER and -IR verbs in the imperfect tense
Hay vs Estar
Choose between hay (existence) and estar (location of specific things)
Elementary
17 exercisesGo-Verbs (Yo -go)
Practise verbs with irregular yo forms ending in -go
Common Irregular Verbs
Practise saber, conocer, dar, ver, poder, and querer
Mixed Stem Changes
Practise all stem change types together - e→ie, o→ue, and e→i
Yesterday's Routine (Preterite)
Preterite reflexive verbs for what you did yesterday, from waking up to going to bed
Emotions & Past Tenses
Reflexive verbs for emotions using present and preterite
Irregular Stems
Practise verbs with irregular stems: tendr-, podr-, sabr-, har-, dir-, querr-
Mixed Practice
Practise both regular and irregular conditional verbs together
Common Irregular Verbs
Practise ser/ir, tener, hacer, and other common irregular preterite verbs
Stem-Changing -IR Verbs
Practise o→u and e→i stem changes in 3rd person preterite forms
Spelling Changes (-car, -gar, -zar)
Practise orthographic changes in the yo form of preterite verbs
The Three Irregulars: Ser, Ir, Ver
Practise the only three irregular verbs in the imperfect tense - ser, ir, and ver
Habitual Past Actions
Describe habitual and repeated actions in the past using the imperfect tense
Descriptions & Ongoing States
Use the imperfect for descriptions, weather, time, age, and feelings
Regular Past Participles
Practise the present perfect with regular -ado and -ido past participles
Basic Saber vs Conocer
Choose the correct form of saber or conocer in present tense sentences about facts, people, and places
Saber + Infinitive vs Conocer + Noun
Practise saber + infinitive for skills and conocer + noun for familiarity
Hay que vs Tener que
Choose between impersonal obligation (hay que) and personal obligation (tener que)
Intermediate
43 exercisesAll Articles Mixed
Practise all articles: singular and plural
Demonstratives with Neuter Forms
All demonstratives + esto, eso, aquello
Mixed Uses (Part 1)
All uses of ser and estar mixed together
Adjectives That Change Meaning
Listo, aburrido, rico, malo, verde, despierto, vivo: the same adjective means something different with ser and estar
Mixed Irregular Verbs
Practise all common irregular verbs together
The Nosotros/Vosotros Trap
Focus on nosotros and vosotros forms - remember, they DON'T stem change!
Preterite Stem Changes
Only -ir verbs change in preterite, and only in 3rd person (él/ella/ellos). E→I and O→U.
Present Subjunctive Stem Changes
Stem changes in subjunctive. Note: -ir verbs also change in nosotros/vosotros (e→i, o→u)!
Gerunds with Stem Changes
Only -ir stem-changing verbs change in the gerund: e→i (pidiendo) and o→u (durmiendo).
Mixed Tenses & Advanced Usage
All tenses mixed with verbs that change meaning
Common Irregular Verbs
Practise preterite vs imperfect with ser, ir, tener, hacer, estar
Telling a Story
One day at the beach from start to finish: set the scene with the imperfect and move the story on with the preterite
Hypothetical Situations
Use conditional in 'what would happen' scenarios and si clauses
Polite Requests & Suggestions
Use conditional for polite requests, suggestions, and softened statements
-AR Verbs in Subjunctive
Practise forming the present subjunctive with regular -AR verbs
-ER/-IR Verbs in Subjunctive
Practise forming the present subjunctive with regular -ER and -IR verbs
Irregular Verbs in Subjunctive
Practise ser, estar, ir, haber, saber, dar in subjunctive
WEIRDO - Wishes & Desires
Practise subjunctive with querer que, desear que, esperar que, preferir que
WEIRDO - Emotions
Practise subjunctive with emotional reactions: alegrarse, temer, sentir, sorprender
WEIRDO - Impersonal Expressions
Practise subjunctive with es importante que, es necesario que, es posible que
WEIRDO - Recommendations
Practise subjunctive with recomendar, sugerir, aconsejar, pedir, exigir
WEIRDO - Doubt & Denial
Practise subjunctive with dudar, no creer, negar, no pensar, no estar seguro
Uncompleted Action Connectors
Practise subjunctive after connectors like antes de que, para que, sin que, hasta que
Indefinite Antecedent
Use subjunctive when describing something that may not exist
Tú Commands (Regular)
Practise regular affirmative tú commands
Tú Commands (Irregular)
Practise the 8 irregular affirmative tú commands: ven, ten, sal, haz, pon, di, ve, sé
Tú Negative Commands
Practise negative tú commands (uses present subjunctive)
Usted Commands
Practise formal usted commands (affirmative and negative)
Ustedes Commands
Practise ustedes commands for addressing groups formally
Nosotros Commands
Practice 'let's' commands with nosotros
Por vs Para - Part 1
Basic uses: destination vs route, reason vs purpose
Por vs Para - Part 2
More complex uses: expressions, deadlines, opinions
Mixed Review 1
All prepositions practised so far
I→Y Changes & -UCIR Verbs
Practise i→y spelling changes and the -ucir J-stem pattern in preterite
Meaning-Changing Verbs
Practise verbs that change meaning in the preterite vs imperfect
Mixed Preterite Review
A comprehensive review mixing regular, irregular, and spelling-change verbs
Imperfect vs Preterite
Choose between imperfect (ongoing/habitual/background) and preterite (completed action) in context
Mixed Imperfect Review
A comprehensive review mixing regular, irregular, and all imperfect uses
Irregular Past Participles
Practise the present perfect with irregular past participles like dicho, hecho, escrito
Mixed Present Perfect
A comprehensive review mixing regular and irregular past participles in the present perfect
Mixed Contexts with Personal A
Practise saber and conocer in mixed contexts, including personal a after conocer with people
Meaning Changes in Preterite
Practise saber and conocer in the preterite tense where meanings shift - conocer means 'met' and saber means 'found out'
Hay in Different Tenses
Use hay, había, hubo, and habrá in the correct contexts
Advanced
11 exercisesMixed Uses (Part 2)
More practice with all uses mixed together
Verbs That Change Meaning
Practise with conocer, saber, querer, poder, tener que - verbs with different meanings in preterite vs imperfect
Mixed Subjunctive Review
Practise all subjunctive triggers together
Imperfect Subjunctive Formation
Practise forming the imperfect subjunctive with regular verbs (-ra endings)
Imperfect Subjunctive Irregulars
Practise irregular verbs in the imperfect subjunctive (ser, ir, estar, tener, etc.)
Si Clauses & Hypotheticals
Practise imperfect subjunctive in si clauses and hypothetical situations
Quizá, Tal vez & Aunque
Practise subjunctive with expressions of doubt and concession
Mixed Commands Review
Practise all command forms together
Advanced Mixed Practice
Practise direct, indirect, and double object pronouns - includes the 'se' rule
Advanced Expressions
Advanced combinations and idiomatic expressions
Mixed Review 2
Complete final review of all prepositions