B1–B2: the tenses, moods, and structures that take you from getting by to real fluency.
Build on your A1–A2 foundation with the past tenses, the subjunctive, pronouns, conditionals, and the connective glue of natural Spanish. Your progress saves automatically, separately from the beginner course.
The core machinery: the two pasts, the subjunctive, the future/conditional, pronouns, and the big contrasts.
The two simple past tenses — the snapshot vs. the ongoing scene — and when to use each.
Its forms and the WEIRDO triggers — wishes, emotion, doubt, and ojalá.
Talk about what will and would happen — plus expressing probability.
Direct, indirect, and combined (se lo) — and where they go.
The classic pair, sorted into clear categories you can actually remember.
Identity vs. state, location, and adjectives that change meaning.
Tell, ask, and instruct — tú, usted, nosotros, with pronouns attached.
True reflexives, reciprocals, and verbs that shift meaning with se.
más/menos que, tan…como, superlatives, and que / quien / lo que.
Conjunctions and discourse markers for connected, natural speech.
Depth and nuance: the full subjunctive, perfect tenses, hypotheticals, reported speech, the passive & the many uses of se, verbs + prepositions, word formation, formal writing, media, and argument — a full B1–B2 course.
Doubt, emotion, and denial; adjectival & adverbial clauses; cuando + subjunctive.
haber + participle — present perfect, pluperfect, and the perfect futures.
Real, unreal, and past-unreal conditions — "if I were…", "if I had…".
Relay what others said, shift tenses, read the room, and sound natural.
The passive with ser, the everyday se-passive, and the impersonal se.
“Se me cayó” — the no-fault se, plus every job se does.
Which verbs demand a, de, en, con or por — grouped to memorise.
Match the subordinate verb to the main clause, in both mood and time.
Diminutives, augmentatives, -ísimo, and prefixes to decode new words.
Relative pronouns, cuyo, higher-register connectors, and circumlocution strategies.
acabar de, volver a, seguir/llevar + gerund, and hace / desde / desde hace.
Register, greetings, polite requests, sign-offs, and a model formal email.
Headlines, connected speech, slang & regionalisms, and reading/listening strategies.
Give and defend an opinion, structure an argument, discuss abstract topics — the capstone.
Reference and practice across the whole intermediate course.
Every word from all 24 lessons — searchable, with audio and a review deck.
Graded B1–B2 passages that recycle your grammar, with audio and comprehension checks.
Tenses, connectors, and set phrases on one printable page.
Track your progress against the CEFR B1–B2 "can-do" goals, saved as you go.
22 lessons finishing the grammar, mapping the whole Spanish-speaking world, and taking on the academic, legal, professional, journalistic, oratorical and literary registers.