Spanish Grammar Review

Learn holiday greetings in Spanish with Eliza and me. Learn to say Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and more! The post Say Happy Holidays in Spanish! appeared first on Doc Molly .

Practice using related verbs, nouns, and adjectives to talk about bruises, cuts, ruptures, breaks, tears, and sprains in Spanish. The post Bruises, Cuts, Ruptures, Breaks, Tears, and Sprains appeared first on Doc Molly .

Learn about Medical Spanish Immersion Trips to Latin America with Rory Foster of Common Ground International. The post Interview with Rory Foster – Medical Spanish Immersion Trips! appeared first on Doc Molly .

In this lesson, we explore verbs with the body and learn when to use the pronominal vs the non-pronominal form of the verb. The post Pronominal vs Non–Pronominal Verbs appeared first on Doc Molly .

This lesson kicks off our Spanish for Dentistry series. We review common words pertaining to the teeth and mouth. Our guest Spanish teacher for this lesson is Francisco González Yojcóm from San Pedro La Laguna, Guatemala. At the end of the lesson, Francisco tells us about his new school. The post Spanish for Dentistry and a New Spanish School in Guatemala appeared first on Doc Molly .

In this lesson, we practice using making an if-then hypothetical statement. We then practice making if-then statements reflect a likely possibility. The post If-Then Statements in Spanish appeared first on Doc Molly .

In this lesson, we practice using DAR as a reverse construction verb to express getting a symptom in Spanish. LEVEL - INTERMEDIATE The post DAR to Express Symptoms appeared first on Doc Molly .

Quick Navigation Inherent CharacteristicSubjective, OpinionFollowinng the Exclamation QUÉQuantity  Hola! Me alegra mucho estar de vuelta. I am very happy to be back podcasting about Spanish grammar! My last grammar podcasts were in June, when we covered Spanish verbs with prepositions. In this lesson, we are going to learn why the adjective sometimes goes before the […] The post Adjecti...

Welcome to another lesson covering Spanish Verbs. In this Spanish grammar audio lesson, we practice using common Spanish verbs with prepositions. As with all my audio lessons, I invite you to speak Spanish with me.  This lesson will focus on verbs with prepositions, followed by the infinitive of another verb.  Table of Contents Verbo + A […] The post Spanish Verbs with Prepositions appeared...

This episode is a rerun from my Medical Spanish Podcast. If you have already heard it there, I do have more to come for the Spanish Grammar Podcast. I will be back within the week to cover common verbs followed by prepositions. Ever wonder why people from Spanish-speaking countries have long names? Today's episode is an off-the-cuff interview with […] The post How People...

In this audio lesson, we practice when to use the Spanish verbs TRAER and LLEVAR.  TRAER is used to say "to bring" and LLEVAR is used to say "to bring" or "to take." Unlike their English counterparts, the Spanish verbs TRAER and LLEVAR imply a certain direction of movement. This can be a bit confusing for non-native Spanish speakers. Pero no pasa nada. After listening to this audio Spanish lesson...

This free Spanish audio lesson introduces the "Giving Directions in Spanish" module at docmolly.com. As requested by Bien, a listener, we will practice giving directions in Spanish within a hospital. First, we will review the vocabulary. Then, we will use this vocabulary to give directions in Spanish. Normally we are speaking with strangers when we ask […] The post Giving Directions in...

Test your knowledge of Spanish prepositions with this interactive audio quiz focusing on the common challenges of using por vs para. This lesson serves as an introduction to a comprehensive grammar series at docmolly.com, providing practical examples and clear explanations to help you master these essential prepositions and improve your overall Spanish fluency. The post Spanish Prepositions &#8211...

This podcast reviews some of the grammar points covered during an interview I did for the Medical Spanish Podcast. I interviewed folk healer Francisco Chavajay while studying at the San Pedro Spanish School in Guatemala. The clinical dialogues and interviews presented in the Medical Spanish Podcast provide an effective method of learning key grammatical concepts […] The post Spanish Grammar...

Explore the versatile uses of the Spanish verbs quedar and quedarse through practical examples and an audio quiz. Learn how to express staying at a location, making plans to meet, describing remaining quantities, and making a good impression. This lesson covers essential meanings like being located, agreeing on decisions, and even leaving things behind by mistake. The post Spanish Practice: Quedar...

Are you ready to take on some advanced Spanish grammar? This audio quiz reviews the material covered in the following premium audio lessons.  Subjunctive 15 – Conditional (If… then… ) Statements About the PresentSubjunctive 16 – Conditional Statements About the PastSubjunctive 17 – The Subjunctive Following “Como Si”Subjunctive 18 – The Subjunctive Following “Oja...

Test your knowledge with this comprehensive audio quiz on the Spanish subjunctive in adverbial clauses. This lesson reviews key conjunctions that require the subjunctive, such as para que and sin que, along with clauses of time, manner, and place. Learn when to use the subjunctive versus the indicative and how to handle subject changes effectively. The post Subjunctive in Adverbial Phrases Quiz an...

Do you know when to use the subjunctive in adjective clauses, and when to stick with the indicative? A subordinate adjective clause is a group of words that describes a noun or pronoun in the main part of a sentence. Choosing the correct mood boils down to one simple rule: certainty vs. uncertainty. Use the INDICATIVE when […] The post Subjunctive in Adjective Clauses Explained Clearly...

Learn the different uses of the Spanish verb ACABAR. In this audio lesson we practice using the verb ACABAR in different grammatical constructs to mean different things.  ACABAR + DE + INFINITIVE = to have just done somethingAcabo de hablar con mamá.(I just spoke to mom.) Acabamos de comer.(We have just eaten.) Acaba de sacar a pasear al […] The post The Spanish Verb – A...

Master describing movement in Spanish by exploring essential phrases for lifting, reaching, and positioning the body. The post Describing Movement in Spanish: Key Phrases appeared first on Doc Molly .