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and every verb form.
Move from “Why does this work?” to trying it yourself. Explanations, examples, form tables, and focused drills live together in Grammar Center.
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1,437
Spanish verbs in the iOS reference
21
Spanish tense and mood tables
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Spanish grammar topics
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Spanish you can put to use.
Study from A1 to C2, then use what you know in everyday situations.
349 situations with grammar targets.
Use grammar in context. These situations connect a lesson’s patterns to the conversation you are having.
1,437 verbs. 21 tense and mood tables.
Look up everyday verbs, compound forms, commands, and the subjunctive. The reference also includes 954 verb phrases and constructions.
Grammar practice inside the conversation.
A guided teaching situation introduces present tense verb endings through explanations, questions, and a chance to try again.
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Every form, one tap away.
Eight essential Spanish verbs from the course’s conjugation reference, in six tenses. Tap any form to hear it, or switch on quiz mode and test yourself first.
hablarto speakRegular
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comerto eatRegular
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vivirto liveRegular
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serto be, for identity, origin, and classificationIrregular
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estarto be (state, location, or condition)Irregular
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tenerto haveIrregular
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irto goIrregular
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hacerto do, to makeIrregular
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Grammar Center has a table like this for all 1,437 verbs the Spanish course teaches.
Get Loquus freeIn the iOS app: 737 situations and 1,437 Spanish verbs, with 21 tense and mood tables per entry. Audio uses the voices in your browser. In the app, you choose from the voices installed on your device.
Take a look inside
The rule, then the pattern.
Real screens from Grammar Center: Spanish topics with plain explanations, a conjugation index for every verb in the course, and topics written for Korean.
Start with the why.
Topics explain a pattern in plain language, with examples you can hear. The Spanish course even opens with a suggested reading order.
- Plain explanations with audio examples
- Related topics linked together
- Practice this topic drills
Every verb in the course.
The Conjugation tab lists every verb the Spanish course teaches, from A to Z, starting with the regular patterns and the essential verbs.
- Find a verb by search or letter
- Regular models first, then essential verbs
- Tap a card to see one form at a time
Written for each language.
Every course has its own Grammar Center, not a translation of one. Korean starts with word order, because the verb comes last, and with how a word is built from a stem, an ending and a particle.
- Topics written for each course
- Explained in plain language
- Open any topic, any time
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From explanation to every tense.
In every course
A Grammar Center for all 14 languages.
Each course has its own topics, written for that language. The number is how many topics the course has today.
Spanish57
- Ser vs. Estar: Two Verbs for "To Be"
- Numbers, Ordinals and Quantities
- Time, Dates, and Frequency
- Être and Avoir: The Two Helper Verbs
- Numbers and Ordinals
- Time, Dates and Frequency
- German at a Glance
- Addressing People: du, ihr and Sie
- Greetings, Names and How Are You
- Italian at a Glance
- Addressing People: tu, Lei and voi
- Greetings and Introducing Yourself
- How Portuguese Works: The Big Picture
- Brazilian and European Portuguese
- Portuguese Spelling and How to Read It Aloud
- Dutch at a Glance
- What Agrees in Dutch, and What Does Not
- u and je: How Dutch Politeness Actually Works
- Dutch at a Glance
- Standard Dutch, Belgian Dutch and Tussentaal
- Jij, Gij and U: Three Ways to Say You
- What Makes English Different
- Word Order: Subject, Verb, Object
- Greetings and Introductions
- Word Order: The Verb Comes Last
- Topic, Comment and What Japanese Leaves Out
- The Copula です and だ
- Word Order: The Verb Comes Last
- How a Korean Word Is Built: Stem, Ending, Particle
- Nouns: No Gender, No Articles, Optional Plurals
- No Endings to Learn
- Basic Word Order
- Topic and Comment
- Arabic at a Glance
- Formal and Spoken Arabic
- Right to Left, and Four Shapes per Letter
- The Cyrillic Alphabet
- What Makes Russian Different
- The Words This Reference Uses
- What Makes Hindi Different
- Respect Is Grammar: तू, तुम and आप
- Greetings and Introducing Yourself
Understand it.
Explore grammar topics with clear explanations and examples you can hear. Follow related topics when one pattern connects to another.
Look it up.
Search the conjugation and form references available for your language. Return to the table when a verb ending or another form won’t come to mind.
Put it into practice.
Try focused grammar drills, then bring the pattern into your lessons and conversations. References and drills are available across all 14 courses.
Help when the pattern gets complicated
A reference you
can return to.
You don’t need to complete a course unit before looking up its grammar. Open the topic you need, hear an example, and work through a drill at your own pace.
Find your languageA few things you might be wondering.
Is the Grammar Center free?
Yes. Open Grammar in the Practice tab anytime. Reading topics, browsing tables, and practicing drills are part of free access and never use one of your three daily lesson starts.
How do the grammar drills work?
Open a topic and tap Practice this topic, which most topics offer. Each drill shows a short hint and a sentence with a blank, and you choose the answer that fits from four options. Then you see what the sentence means and can play it aloud, and your results are tracked separately from your word progress.
How does the Grammar Center connect to my lessons?
When a lesson shows a grammar note, tap Learn more in Grammar Center to open the matching topic without leaving your lesson. You can also look up any topic before you reach it in your course.
Can I read grammar explanations in my own language?
Yes, when the app is set to your language. Topic titles, summaries, and headings come already translated, and on iPhone and iPad the rest is translated on your device if Apple translation supports your language, once its language pack is installed.
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