English grammar

It’s so important to get to know English grammar inside out if you want to be able to speak the language really well and communicate effectively. Let’s dive right in and explore the tenses together! We’ll focus on the present, future, and other crucial forms to help you place actions in time.

Then, we’ll have a look at how to use words like ‘since, for’, ‘been’ and ‘gone’ correctly, as well as numbers and dates. We’ll keep going with sentence structure, clauses and syntax, and look at different types of phrases, negations and how to construct complex sentences and if-clauses.

We’ll also look at how to speak and write well, with a focus on spelling and the use of linking words that help to keep your message clear and coherent. In the final stretch, we’ll focus on business English, learning specific terminology and skills for professionals. In addition, we’ll offer a series of practical exercises to consolidate what we’ve learnt and strengthen our language skills.
Join us on this journey to improve your command of English and develop key skills for all situations!

Spanish grammar

Welcome to the wonderful world of Spanish grammar! It doesn’t matter if you’re just starting out or looking to brush up on your skills, understanding the structure and rules of this vibrant language is both exciting and rewarding. Let’s start with the tenses (tiempos verbales), including the present (presente), past (pretérito), and future (futuro). These are really useful for understanding how things happen in time.

Next, we’ll have a little look at individual words and numbers, and we’ll cover some essential topics like articles, nouns and adjectives. These little building blocks are really important for putting together sentences that make sense and for sharing your ideas clearly.

We’ll also have a look at some tricky word combinations that can be a bit confusing at first, like the difference between ‘hay’ and ‘está’, and ‘por’ and ‘para’. These little differences are really important for communicating in a clear and interesting way.

Another really important area is understanding sentences, clauses and syntax. We’ll also look at how relative clauses (cláusulas relativas) and other structures fit into the language’s framework. This will help you to construct complex and meaningful sentences, which is really exciting!

Orthography and punctuation are also really important for writing and reading Spanish correctly. We’ll guide you through all the rules and conventions that govern accent marks, punctuation marks, and capitalisation.

To help you remember everything, we’ve got lots of different exercises at different levels, so you can practise and really get to grips with Spanish grammar. Join us on this fun linguistic adventure to master Spanish with confidence and ease!