If Spanish (or another romance language) isn't your first language, weeding through the Spanish grammar structures can be a real headache. From deciding between ser and estar or por and para to tweaking comparatives and superlatives to get just the right meaning across, this guide helps you untangle a confusing ball of words into consistent grammatical rules. Whether you're just learning Spanish or scratching your head for the best way to teach your students new concepts, we present a rotating selection of lesson plans, hints and tricks from teachers and language experts that know what it's like on both sides of the chalkboard.
| Spanish Grammar: Here, There, Adverbs and Prepositions of Position
When learning Spanish grammar, adverbs and prepositions of position can often confuse language learners. This can even be more confusing when used in context by native Spanish speakers... |
Spanish Suffixes II
The most common prefixes used to change a root word into another form in Spanish are quite similar to the ones used in English. We look at how to use -mente, -eria, -idad, and -isimo... |
| Language Learning Website Review of About.com:Spanish Language
Spanish learners, no matter what their level of ability, should go to About.com for one of the best Spanish learning resources on the web. From basic grammar to advanced vocabulary... |
Teaching Spanish to Children: Starting with Vocabulary
This article discusses the argument of starting with vocabulary when teaching children Spanish. It then gives a list of resources and basic conversational phrases to help you get started... |