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Get A Grip On Basic Spanish Grammar With These 10 Essential Rules
by Olly Richards
When you learn Spanish, grammar rules can overwhelm you, but the process of learning it doesnโt have to be a headache!
Yes, all languages have their grammatical guidelines, and Spanish is no exception.
Still, if you know some basic Spanish grammar, youโll be able to sound more natural and keep incorporating those rules little by little.
So, what are the 10 essential rules of basic Spanish grammar? Are you ready? ยกAquรญ vamos!
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In English you use the pronoun โtheโ to name every nounโฆ and thatโs it.
Basic Spanish grammar quickly becomes tricky when you discover that Spanish is a gendered language: nouns have one of them. And the surrounding pronouns, articles, and adjectives reflect it.
Words in Spanish can have two genders: masculine and feminine. This may sound strange, but la cocina (the kitchen) is a feminine noun, and el baรฑo (the bathroom) is a masculine one.
Why? Well, it has to do with the evolution of language. And itโs not unusual at all; in fact, some languages have three, four, and even five genders!
So, how do you know if a word is masculine or feminine? In general, you can tell by looking at its ending:
If it ends with an -o, itโs most likely masculine (el abogado, โthe masculine lawyerโ)
If it ends with an -a, itโs most likely feminine (la abogada).
Of course, there are exceptions (many of them, actually).
Many words end with an -a and are masculine, such as el problema (the problem), or el cura (the priest). And, in this case, itโs super important because it allows us to differentiate it from la cura (the cure).
If you want to know more, in the video below from the StoryLearning Spanish YouTube channel, discover five tips to know when nouns are masculine of feminine.
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But donโt worry about this. As we said, the important thing is that you know the basics; then, you can go to a dictionary if you have doubts about a particular noun.
Also, by using the StoryLearning method and reading books in Spanish, you'll pick up common nouns that don't follow the pattern quickly and easily. So don't let the grammar villain put you off learning basic Spanish grammar.
Rule #2: Verbs Are Divided Into 3 Conjugations
Verbs are those words we use to express actions, processes, or states that affect people and objects.
In English, you use verbs all the time, and in Spanish the same thing happens. But not all verbs are the same, nor are all verbs conjugated with the same logic.
First conjugation: verbs ending in -ar, like cantar (to sing) or amar (to love).
Second conjugation: verbs ending in -er, like comer (to eat) or beber (to drink).
Third conjugation: verbs ending in -ir, such as partir (to leave).
Rule #3. Verbs Have Modes In Basic Spanish Grammar
Verbal modes indicate a certain position of the person who speaks regarding what is said.
There are three defined modes:
Indicative. You use this mode to express actions that are happening right now, happened before or will happen: concrete actions. For example, Hoy es un dรญa muy bonito (Today is a beautiful day), Ayer fui al parque (Yesterday I went to the park) or Maรฑana darรฉ un importante examen (Tomorrow I will have an important exam).
Subjunctive. It's used to express desired or possible actions: Espero que no llueva maรฑana (I hope it doesnโt rain tomorrow), or Desearรญa que estuvieras aquรญ (I wish you were here).
Imperative. It's used to express orders or requests: Dile a Marรญa que maรฑana la llamarรฉ (Tell Maria that I will call her tomorrow), Trabaja duro y recibirรกs tu recompensa (Work hard and you will receive your reward).
Find out more about how to form and use the Spanish imperative in the video below.
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Rule #4. There Are Many Past Tenses In Spanish
In Spanish, there are multiple ways to use the past tenses:
The pretรฉrito indefinido is used to express an action of the punctual past; that is, an action that happened and ended at a certain time. For example, Me casรฉ en 2020 (I got married in 2020).
The pretรฉrito imperfecto is an action from the past that doesnโt have such established limits. For example, Cuando era niรฑo, jugaba mucho con mis primos (When I was a child, I played a lot with my cousins).
The pretรฉrito perfecto is used for actions close to the present, such as รltimamente no he hecho mucha actividad fรญsica (I haven't been doing much physical activity lately).
The pretรฉrito pluscuamperfecto is used to express an action completed before another action in the past: รl ya se habรญa marchado cuando yo lleguรฉ (He had already left when I arrived).
Rule #5 You Donโt Need To Use The Subject In Every Sentence
If you want to sound more natural in Spanish, donโt use pronouns in every sentence. This is another important aspect of basic Spanish grammar.
In Spanish, the verb conjugations have so much information that you can avoid saying the pronoun.
For example:
I write a book: Escribo un libro (implied subject: Yo).
He/she draws a tree: Dibuja un รกrbol (implied subject: รl or ella).
You have a beautiful house: Tienes una casa hermosa (implied subject: Tรบ).
Rule #6. Spanish Uses English Word Order
You donโt have to worry too much about word order when forming a sentence, because the syntactic structure of Spanish is the same as that of English: SVO (Subject + Verb + Object):
Mi hermana es doctora (My sister is a doctor).
Yo viajo alrededor del mundo (I travel around the world).
However, as I already said, sometimes it isn't necessary to make the subject explicit: Es doctora ((She) is a doctor); Viajo por el mundo ((I) travel around the world).
Finally, consider that Spanish is a little more flexible than English in this regard, and sometimes the SOV model (Subject + Object + Verb) can be used too, especially when we already know the object: รl cantรณ una canciรณn (He sang a song) could be Cantรณ la canciรณn ((He) sang it).
Rule #7. Questions Have The Same Structure As Statements In English
Many times, the difference between a statement and a question in Spanish is only marked by the context and the intonation you use.
This means that you donโt need to change the order of the sentence structure, as is the case in English.
For example:
Te vas a comer esa naranja (You're going to eat that orange).
ยฟTe vas a comer esa naranja? (Are you going to eat that orange?).
El mar estรก tranquilo hoy (The sea is calm today).
ยฟEl mar estรก tranquilo hoy? (Is the sea calm today?).
Rule #8. Not All Countries Use The Pronoun Tรบ
In English, the second person singular pronoun is simple: itโs always you, regardless of whether we are addressing someone close, such as a friend, or someone to whom we must show some respect, such as a professor.
But in Spanish there are two second person singular pronouns youโll use depending on the context: tรบ and vos.
Letโs see an example with the sentence โYou have a job that you loveโ:
Tรบ is used in informal contexts: (Tรบ) tienes un trabajo que amas.
Usted is used in formal contexts: (Usted) tiene un trabajo que ama.
But thereโs something else! There are some countries where the pronoun vos is used instead of tรบ (and they are a few: Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaraguaโฆ).
The โproblemโ is that not just the pronoun changes, but also the conjugation of many verbs that accompany it, especially those in the present tense:
Tรบ tienes (You have) becomes Vos tenรฉs.
Tรบ haces (You do) becomes Vos hacรฉs.
Tรบ quieres (You want) becomes Vos querรฉs.
Learn more about voseo in the video below.
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Rule #9. Adjectives Are Placed After The Noun
In English, adjectives always are before the noun they accompany: โa red dressโ, โa round tableโ, โa beautiful dayโ.
But Spanish adjectives usually come after the noun, especially when they express:
Colour: ยฟTe gusta mi camiseta roja? (Do you like my red shirt?).
Shape or size: Me comprรฉ un auto enorme (I bought a huge car).
Type: Tengo un telรฉfono inteligente (I have a smartphone).
Condition: En este barrio, hay muchas casas viejas (There are many old houses in this neighbourhood).
Origin: Me encanta la comida argentina (I love Argentine food).
If youโre wondering if adjectives can sometimes come before the noun, the answer is yes, especially in a more formal or even literary register:
Escuchรฉ una bonita canciรณn (I heard a nice song).
Sus bellos ojos eran azules (Her beautiful eyes were blue).
This is one of the aspects of basic Spanish grammar which is different from English. But it's still quite easy to pick up.
Rule #10 Spanish Uses Accent Marks
The accent marks, known as tildes in Spanish, are widely used above the vowels.
They're indispensable in basic Spanish grammar: that little line can completely change the meaning of a word, or even a sentence. Do you want to see a real example of how important accent marks are?
Here we go:
El bebรฉ (The baby).
รl bebe (He drinks).
And now, letโs see when to use the accent mark in Spanish:
Agudas words. The accent is on the last syllable: canciรณn (song), limรณn (lemon), or seรฑor (sir). Only those that end with a vowel, an N or an S have an accent.
Grave words. The stress is placed on the penultimate syllable: รกrbol (tree), gato (cat), or azรบcar (sugar). They only have the accent mark if they DONโT end with a vowel, an N, or an S.
Esdrรบjula words. They have the accent on the antepenultimate syllable: murciรฉlago (bat), cartรญlago (cartilage) or lรกgrima (tear). They ALWAYS have the accent mark.
If you prefer watching videos, hit play on the video below for an explanation of Spanish accent marks in slow Spanish.
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Basic Spanish Grammar FAQs
What Are The Basic Grammar Rules In Spanish?
The basic Spanish grammar rules include subject-verb agreement, proper use of gender for nouns and adjectives, and correct verb conjugations. Spanish articles (el, la, los, las) must agree with the noun's gender and number. Word order is typically subject-verb-object, but can be flexible. Spanish adjectives usually follow nouns and must agree in gender and number.
Where To Start With Spanish Grammar?
To start with basic Spanish grammar, begin with basic sentence structure and subject pronouns. Move on to present tense verb conjugations for regular verbs, followed by common Spanish irregular verbs. Learn noun genders and how to use articles correctly. Focus on these foundational elements before progressing to more complex topics like Spanish object pronouns or Spanish past tenses.
The Spanish subjunctive mood is often considered the hardest basic grammar rule in Spanish for English speakers. It's used to express uncertainty, desires, or hypothetical situations, and doesn't have a direct equivalent in English. The subjunctive requires learners to understand subtle nuances in meaning and master complex conjugations, making it challenging even for advanced Spanish students.
Is Spanish Grammar Easy To Learn?
Spanish grammar has both easy and challenging aspects. Its consistent rules and phonetic spelling make it relatively straightforward. However, concepts like verb conjugations, gendered nouns, and the subjunctive mood can be tricky for English speakers. Overall, with regular practice and exposure, most learners find basic Spanish grammar manageable to learn over time.
Final Thoughts On Basic Spanish Grammar
Well done โ you've reached the end of this guide to the essentials of basic Spanish grammar.
There are many more rules, and some of them are quite hard, but little by little youโll be able to incorporate them all!
If you are looking for a practical and entertaining way to continue improving your Spanish, try the StoryLearning method.
Through stories, you are going to listen to new vocabulary, learn basic Spanish grammar and discover accents from a lot of Spanish-speaking countries.
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