This five-minute audio file in English explains the distinction between when to use the subjunctive mood in adjective clauses in Spanish. Grammatical terms are used to explain when the subjunctive is needed.

This eight-minute audio file in English explains the distinction between when to use the subjunctive mood in adverbial clauses in Spanish. Grammatical terms are used to explain when the subjunctive is needed. The explanations include various adverbial conjunctions that trigger the need for the subjunctive.

Middle school and high school students can read about Spanish-speaking countries, their authors, literature, oral traditions, friends, news, commercials, childhoods, health, physical exercise, camping, travel, transportation, legends, etc. Numerous links permit the student to access beginning, intermediate and advanced reading material. There are interactive self-grading quizzes for grammar, parts of speech and verb conjugations. This site is designed especially for native Spanish-speakers but can also be used by Spanish-language learners.

This lesson plan teaches students to vary the types of sentences used in their writing to create stronger overall written pieces. Students review types of sentences and practice arranging them before revising their own works for better sentence structures.

This resource contains a collection of worksheets and activities on the proper use of was and were.

This video introduces adjectives and demonstrates multiple ways they can be used in sentences.