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CEFR B1 · Intermediate

Nine lessons that turn scattered grammar into fluent storytelling — every past tense in its place, plans and hypotheses, giving instructions, and the small words that trip everyone up.

B1 lessons

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New lessons are added regularly — this list will keep growing.

Indefinido vs. Imperfecto

The B1 milestone — when to use each past tense, and how they work together in one story.

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Pretérito Perfecto

He hablado, has comido — the past that lives inside a time period that hasn't closed yet.

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Pluscuamperfecto

Había hablado — the tense that stacks one past on top of another and keeps long stories clear.

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Futuro Simple

Hablaré, tendré, haré — one ending set for every verb, twelve irregular stems, and the future of probability.

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Condicional Simple

Hablaría, podrías, me gustaría — politeness, advice, and what you would do in another life.

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El Imperativo

Habla, no hables, dígame — commands for every person, the eight irregulars, and pronoun placement.

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Por vs. Para

Cause vs. purpose — the one distinction that settles most cases, plus the fixed expressions you just learn.

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Se Impersonal y Pasiva Refleja

Se habla español, se venden casas — generalising without a subject, plus the accidental se.

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Pronombres Relativos

Que, quien, donde, cuyo — joining sentences so you stop sounding like a beginner.

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