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Six levels and 56 lessons, from your very first words to full proficiency. Each lesson pairs plain-English theory with real example sentences and exercises you can check instantly — and every level ends with a final exam.
11 lessons: alphabet, verbs, pronouns, routines, questions, and more.
View lesson → A29 lessons: past tenses, near future, obligations, comparatives, gustar, and object pronouns.
View lesson → B19 lessons: every past tense, future, conditional, commands, por vs. para, and more.
View lesson → B29 lessons: the subjunctive in depth, passive voice, periphrases, connectors, and ser vs. estar.
View lesson → C19 lessons: past subjunctives, conditionals, sequence of tenses, concessives, and prepositional verbs.
View lesson → C29 lessons: reported speech, verbs of change, stylistic subjunctive, register, idioms, and precision.
View lesson →What you'll be able to do — and the skills you'll build — at each of the six levels.
First words
Understand and use everyday phrases when people speak slowly and clearly — enough to handle the first conversations of a trip or a class.
Everyday life
Handle routine situations on your own — shopping, ordering food, asking for directions — and describe what you did and what you're going to do.
Independence
Follow the main points of clear conversations and shows, deal with most travel situations, and explain your opinions and plans with reasons.
Fluency
Discuss abstract and current topics, defend a point of view, and keep up with native speakers — with the subjunctive working for you, not against you.
Nuance
Understand long, demanding texts and implicit meaning, and use Spanish flexibly and precisely for work, study and social life.
Mastery
Express yourself fluently and precisely, move between registers with ease, and catch the finest shades of meaning — idioms, irony and style.
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The big topics that deserve their own page — explained simply, with real examples. Read them in English or in Spanish.
How it differs from the indicative, the phrases that trigger it, real everyday examples and how to conjugate it.
Read in English →Leer en español →More deep dives into the trickiest parts of Spanish are on the way.
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