Übungskategorien

Arbeite dich durch die CEFR-orientierten Übungsreihen dieser Sprachkombination — jede Kategorie übt ein einzelnes Thema, von der Begrüßung bis zum Zurechtfinden.

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First Steps

Pronouns and the verbs to be

Marina arrives in Madrid and meets Luana at a café. The personal pronouns, the two verbs for to be — ser and estar — and tener.

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First Words

Articles, gender, and counting to twenty

A welcome dinner: articles and noun gender, adjectives that agree, numbers 1–20 and the courtesy phrases that open every door.

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Navigating the City

Regular -ar verbs and asking for directions

Marina finds her way around Madrid — regular -ar verbs, the places of a city and how to ask for (and follow) directions.

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Food & Culture

Regular -er and -ir verbs, tapas and eating out

A tapas bar, a restaurant and a visit to a farmer: regular -er and -ir verbs and everything you need to order.

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Home & Family

Possessives, the home and Sunday lunch

A Sunday family meal: possessives, the rooms of a home and the people around the table.

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Daily Routine

Reflexive verbs, telling the time and a day in Madrid

From the alarm clock to the late Spanish dinner: reflexive verbs, numbers to 100 and telling the time.

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Health

The body, feeling unwell, and a visit to the doctor

Marina falls ill and has to explain her symptoms: parts of the body, me duele, tengo fiebre and a trip to the centro de salud and the farmacia.

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What's Happening Right Now

The present continuous and a walk through the barrio

Estar + gerund for what is happening right now, the contractions al and del, and a slow walk through the neighbourhood.

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Important Verbs

Hacer, ir, poder, querer — and the object pronouns

The irregular verbs you use every day, ir a + infinitive for plans, and the object pronouns lo, la, le.

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Shopping

Demonstratives, comparatives and clothes

Shopping in Madrid: este / ese / aquel, comparing prices and sizes, colours and clothes.

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Preferences & Opinions

Gustar, preferir and the irregular comparatives

Me gusta, prefiero and mejor / peor: talking about what you like, love and can't stand.

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The Past

The pretérito indefinido — telling what happened

Regular and irregular past forms (fui, hice, tuve) and the stories of a weekend away.

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Memories

The imperfect — and how it differs from the indefinido

Childhood memories, how things used to be, and choosing between the two pasts.

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Plans & Travels

The future, dates and the words you need to travel

Ir a + infinitive, the simple future, dates and travel vocabulary for a trip away.

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Review & Farewell

Bringing it all together — and a goodbye

The A1–B1 capstone: everything so far, recombined on a last trip together.

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The Subjunctive Mood

Wishes, doubts and feelings

Espero que, quiero que, dudo que: the present subjunctive and when Spanish needs it.

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Hypotheticals

What if I had… I would…

The imperfect subjunctive and the conditional: si tuviera tiempo, viajaría.

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Opinions & Debates

Agreeing, disagreeing and arguing politely

Creo que vs no creo que, connectors for an argument and how to disagree without a row.

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Idioms & Slang

How Spaniards actually talk

Everyday idioms, colloquial Spanish from Madrid and beyond, and when to keep slang out.

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Professional Spanish

Emails, meetings and the formal register

Usted, formal emails, meetings and a job interview in Spanish.

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