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🇪🇸 Grammar Backbone · AQA A-Level Spanish (7692)

The grammar backbone

Ten interactive mini-lessons that build and consolidate the whole grammatical backbone of AQA A-Level Spanish — from the tense system to the subjunctive, si-clauses and the passive. GCSE grammar is assumed; this takes it to A-Level depth. Work through them in order.

1 · The teaching

Ten grammar mini-lessons — the graspable overview of the grammar you must command.

2 · The practice fuel

Authentic vocabulary and set-text language ride on top as drills and games.

Scope: this is the grammar pillar of A-Level. It does not replace your set text & film, essay technique, translation practice or the Individual Research Project — it makes the grammar underneath them secure.
Core grammar · clusters 1–8
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🕰️ Tense-system consolidation Grammar

The past tenses consolidated — preterite vs imperfect — plus the pluperfect.

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2
🔮 Future & conditional Grammar

Future, conditional, irregular stems, and the compound (future/conditional perfect).

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3
🔀 Pronouns in depth Grammar

Object-pronoun order, the le→se rule, and relative pronouns.

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4
🌀 The present subjunctive Grammar

Formation from the yo-stem, the DISHES irregulars, and the WEIRDO triggers.

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🌀 The subjunctive II Grammar

Perfect, imperfect and pluperfect subjunctive, and the sequence of tenses.

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6
🔗 Si-clauses & reported speech Grammar

The three conditional types and indirect-speech backshift.

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🔄 The passive Grammar

The ser-passive, the se-passive, and ser vs estar + participle.

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8
🧩 Infinitive & participle constructions Grammar

Verb + preposition + infinitive, al + inf, and the gerund.

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Register & skills · clusters 9–10
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🎭 Register, nuance & false friends Nuance

por vs para, ser/estar nuance, tú/usted register, and amigos falsos.

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10
✍️ Essay & translation technique Skills

Connectives, opinion with the subjunctive, and translation skill.

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Built to the AQA A-Level Spanish (7692) specification.
A-Level is single-tier; GCSE grammar is assumed as the foundation.