C1–C2: the grammar at its limits, the whole Spanish-speaking world, and the registers educated speakers actually read and write.
You already have the tenses, the moods and the connective glue. This course finishes the grammar, maps the twenty-one countries that speak the language, and takes you through the academic, legal, professional, journalistic, oratorical and literary registers. Your progress saves automatically, separately from the other two courses.
The end of the grammar, then the two things no textbook covers honestly: which Spanish, and how hard to say it.
The past subjunctives in full, the whole trigger inventory, and the future subjunctive relic.
Stacked subordination, the full relative inventory, clefts and word order for emphasis.
Infinitive, gerund and participle clauses — and the three forbidden gerunds.
Lo, el hecho de que, and turning verbs and adjectives into things.
The full C1 inventory: structuring, adding, concluding, conceding, reformulating.
Leísmo, doubling, spurious se, dequeísmo — standard, regional or wrong.
The words that come with a preposition — and those that change meaning with it.
What actually differs across twenty-one countries, and how to pick a variety.
Vos in three systems, plus a region-by-region listening guide.
Hedging, indirectness, tú/usted, refusing and complaining without damage.
The register below the textbook — and the geography of getting it wrong.
Collocations, idioms, proverbs and social scripts: the prefabricated half of Spanish.
Inside the vocabulary, inside the punctuation, and then the six registers — academic, legal, professional, journalistic, oratorical and literary.
Latin, Arabic, indigenous and English layers — reading a word you have never seen.
The tilde diacrítica, the RAE reforms, the raya — and proofreading yourself.
Impersonality, cabe + infinitive, citing and hedging; the shape of an ensayo.
Contracts, instancias and judgments — decoding the language of institutions.
Meetings, negotiation, reports, the CV and the entrevista.
Headline grammar, the conditional of rumour, and reading the slant.
Figures, structure, fallacies and delivery — persuading a room in Spanish.
Archaic forms, the raya, free indirect style, and a method for real novels.
Counting syllables, hearing the rhyme, and reading the canon.
Untranslatables, the live debates, DELE C2 and a plan for the next ten years.
Reference and practice across the whole advanced course.
Every term from all 22 lessons — searchable, with audio and a review deck.
C1–C2 passages in the six registers, with audio and comprehension checks.
Connectors, academic frames, legal formulas and rhetorical moves on one printable page.
Track yourself against the CEFR C1 and C2 descriptors, saved as you go.