A Simple Spanish Grammar

Un, una - a, an; el, la, los, las - the; cardinal numbers - 1-1000; ordinal numbers - first, second, third etc.; days of the week, months of the year; dates; time; weather and seasons; some, any; combinations of "a" and "de"; "de" of possession; subject pronouns - I, you, he, she, it, we, they; verbs - regular and irregular; two important irregular verbs - ser and estar - to be; "ar" verbs; "er" verbs; "ir" verbs; radical changing verbs in the present tense; tener - to have; negatives - not, never, no one, no more, no longer, nothing, neither, neither/nor; reflexive pronouns; reflexive verbs; commands; personal "a"; question forms; prepositions with names of towns, countries and other places; prepositions with means of transport; adjectives; special adjectives; possessive adjectives - my, your, his, etc.; possessive pronouns - mine, yours, his etc.; this, these, that, those, as adjectives; this one, that one, these, those, this, that, as pronouns; todo - all, every, the whole, everything; comparison of adjectives - bigger, more intelligent, etc.; adverbs; future tense; talking about the future using "ir" "a" plus the infinitive; object pronouns; commands and object pronouns; strong pronouns; preterite (past) tense - I spoke, he arrived etc.; special preterites; perfect (past) tense; acabar de, desde and desde hace; imperfect tense; pluperfect tense; conditional tense - I should like, he would go, etc.; relative pronouns; el que, el cual, etc.; present subjunctive; si - if (followed by the present tense; sentarse and estar sentado; the passive; radical changing verbs in all tenses; parts of the body - a reference list; spelling changes; accents; irregular verb tables; revision exercises.