Spanish Grammar Exercises
34 topics live with 1022+ exercises. Every answer comes with an explanation.
Topics, grouped by what they cover.
Each topic has 30 or more multiple-choice questions on one rule. Below they're grouped into a few categories.
Topics are independent. Read in order or jump to whatever's giving you trouble.
Don't know where to start? Try these four.
These four cover the basics most people look up first.
- 01Step
Por vs Para Practice
Two prepositions that get mixed up all the time.
30 exercisesOpen → - 02Step
Preterite vs Imperfect Practice
Two Spanish past tenses where English has one.
30 exercisesOpen → - 03Step
Spanish Conjugation Practice
Regular verb endings. Everything else builds on top.
30 exercisesOpen → - 04Step
Spanish Subjunctive Practice
When the subjunctive shows up, and why.
30 exercisesOpen →
Verb Pairs
Same English word, two Spanish verbs. The choice changes the meaning.
Tenses & Moods
Past, present, future, subjunctive — when to use which.
- 01Spanish Subjunctive PracticeB1 – B230 ex.→
- 02Spanish Present Tense PracticeA1 – A230 ex.→
- 03Spanish Preterite Tense PracticeB1 – B230 ex.→
- 04Spanish Imperfect Tense PracticeB1 – B230 ex.→
- 05Spanish Future Tense PracticeB1 – B230 ex.→
- 06Spanish Commands (Imperative) PracticeB1 – B230 ex.→
- 07Spanish Present Perfect PracticeB1 – B230 ex.→
- 08Spanish Conditional Tense PracticeB1 – B230 ex.→
- 09Spanish Present Progressive PracticeA1 – A230 ex.→
- 10Spanish Imperfect Subjunctive PracticeB1 – B230 ex.→
Verb Mechanics
Conjugation patterns and verb constructions.
Nouns, Articles & Pronouns
Gender, agreement, articles, and the pronouns that hold sentences together.
- 01Object Pronouns PracticeB1 – B230 ex.→
- 02Noun Gender & Plurals PracticeA1 – A230 ex.→
- 03Spanish Articles PracticeA1 – A230 ex.→
- 04Spanish Demonstratives PracticeA1 – A230 ex.→
- 05Adjective Agreement PracticeA1 – A230 ex.→
- 06Possessive Adjectives PracticeA1 – A230 ex.→
- 07Spanish Relative Pronouns PracticeB1 – B230 ex.→
Other Grammar
Prepositions, question words, accent rules, and small grammar that adds up.
- 01Spanish Numbers PracticeA1 – A230 ex.→
- 02Spanish Prepositions PracticeB1 – B230 ex.→
- 03Spanish Comparatives & Superlatives PracticeA1 – A230 ex.→
- 04Spanish Question Words PracticeA1 – A230 ex.→
- 05Spanish Negation PracticeA1 – A230 ex.→
- 06Spanish Sentence Structure PracticeA1 – A230 ex.→
- 07Spanish Accent Rules PracticeB1 – B230 ex.→
Browse by level.
Or browse by level instead of by topic.
Beginner
A1 – A2Basics: regular verbs, gender, ser vs estar.
- Spanish Conjugation Practice30
- Spanish Reflexive Verbs Practice30
- Saber vs Conocer Practice30
- Ser vs Estar Practice32
- Spanish Numbers Practice30
- Spanish Present Tense Practice30
- Spanish Irregular Verbs Practice30
- Spanish Comparatives & Superlatives Practice30
- Spanish Stem-Changing Verbs Practice30
- Spanish Gustar Practice30
- Noun Gender & Plurals Practice30
- Spanish Articles Practice30
- Spanish Present Progressive Practice30
- Spanish Question Words Practice30
- Spanish Demonstratives Practice30
- Adjective Agreement Practice30
- Possessive Adjectives Practice30
- Spanish Negation Practice30
- Spanish Sentence Structure Practice30
Intermediate
B1 – B2Past tenses, subjunctive, object pronouns.
- Por vs Para Practice30
- Preterite vs Imperfect Practice30
- Spanish Subjunctive Practice30
- Spanish Prepositions Practice30
- Spanish Preterite Tense Practice30
- Spanish Imperfect Tense Practice30
- Object Pronouns Practice30
- Spanish Future Tense Practice30
- Spanish Commands (Imperative) Practice30
- Spanish Present Perfect Practice30
- Spanish Conditional Tense Practice30
- Spanish Accent Rules Practice30
- Spanish Passive Voice Practice30
- Spanish Imperfect Subjunctive Practice30
- Spanish Relative Pronouns Practice30
Common questions.
How are the topics organized?+−
By category: verb pairs, tenses and moods, verb mechanics. Within each category, easier topics come first.
Where should a beginner start?+−
Start with regular conjugation, then ser vs estar. They show up in almost every sentence.
Where should an intermediate learner start?+−
The verb-pairs section: ser/estar, por/para, saber/conocer. Most B1 learners still mix these up.
Do I have to do them in order?+−
No. Each topic stands alone.
Why no progress tracking?+−
To keep things simple. Use browser bookmarks for the topics you want to come back to.
Castilian or Latin American Spanish?+−
Neutral Latin American. Differences in Spain (vosotros, certain words) are mentioned in the explanations.