Spanish Grammar Rules
Spanish Conjugation
Conjugation is the set of forms that a verb can take.
 | The Spanish Verb | ||
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| Verb Groups | ||
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| The Spanish Alphabet | ||
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| Moods | ||
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| Tense Names | ||
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| Americanisms | ||
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| Subject Personal Pronouns | ||
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| Formal Address | ||
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| Voseo |
Tense Formation
Depending on the verb and tense, accents or spelling modifications may appear. Here are the main rules for these different changes.
Verb Models
How to remember tense formation?
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| General Case of Verbs in -ar | ||
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| General Case of Verbs in -er | ||
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| General Case of Verbs in -ir | ||
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| Verbs in -oy |
Tense Usage
When do we use the different tenses?
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| Sequence of Tenses | ||
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| Gerund and Verbal Constructions |