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Spanish Grammar Workshop – Learn Spanish Grammar Rules

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22 Oct

Over a year ago, I released the first version of this course Spanish Grammar Workshop. Guess what? It has now been completely revised. Everything has been redone, reorganized, and reshot:

  • The 35+ page Spanish grammar book includes a short workbook
  • I’ve reorganized the modules
  • I reshot all the videos.

Anyone who purchases the course has lifetime access. Any new updates are automatically available for all current and former students.

Learn Spanish for Beginners

This course is Spanish grammar for beginners. The target student is in one of two groups. First, someone who has never taken Spanish before. Second, someone who took a few years of high school or college Spanish but stopped. But both groups would like to learn Spanish for personal reasons. If you speak Spanish well, this course is not for you.

Do you need Spanish grammar practice? There are active and passive ways to learn Spanish. The best way to learn Spanish is actively working with a native speaker. It’s even better to grow up in a bilingual family, which to me that is the gold standard. Hiring a tutor or immersing yourself in a Spanish-speaking country are the best ways as well. If those ways are not possible for you, self-study is an option.

Learn How to Speak Spanish

It seems like there are numerous ways to learn Spanish passively, from reviewing library books to downloading a language learning app. Why should you take my course? After all, I am not a native Spanish speaker. The course starts off doing a deep dive into pronunciation. This section is especially for people who speak English as their native language and will speak Spanish with English influences. This approach helps you learn Spanish sounds so you can feel more confident. Then we jump into common greetings, expressions, pronouns, negative words, vocabulary, and a long look at verbs — plus more! 

My goal is to get a beginner to a place where they could hold a basic conversation with an in-person tutor. Why is that my target? I’m currently learning French and I’m a beginner. I took a year of college French and I’ve lost it. I would love to hire a native French speaker, but I can speak very little and have low confidence. I’ve even got a 180+ day French streak on the Duolingo app, but I cannot say very much.

If this course is interesting to you, click over to Spanish Grammar Workshop and get more information. The price point is $47 for everything and you get lifetime access. The course gets better and better over time with revisions and additions. 

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