A language has no tidy modules — but its grammar does. These ten mini-lessons teach the whole grammatical backbone of Cambridge IGCSE Spanish in sequence, from the building blocks to the advanced structures and exam skills. Work through them in order: each one builds on the last.
Ten grammar mini-lessons — the graspable overview. Grammar drives the order of the course.
Theme vocabulary rides on top as drills and games, exercising each structure in context.
Nouns, gender, articles and adjective agreement.
Regular verbs, stem-changers and the core irregulars; ser vs estar.
Subject, object and reflexive pronouns; negation; questions.
Near future (ir a), modals, gustar-type verbs, me gustaría.
The simple past for completed, specified events.
Present perfect, imperfect, and the preterite-vs-imperfect contrast.
The inflectional future and conditional, with irregular stems.
Comparatives, adverbs, prepositions and the personal a.
Subjunctive, passive, acabar de, seguir + gerund, desde hace, plus the imperfect subjunctive to recognise.
Work out unlisted words from cognates, roots, affixes, context and grammar; plus technique for all four papers.
Built to the Cambridge IGCSE Spanish (0530) specification.
0530 is a single, untiered course (grades A*–G), spanning five topic areas: Everyday activities · Personal and social life · The world around us · The world of work · The international world. Clusters 1–8 build the core grammar; cluster 9 adds the advanced structures; cluster 10 is exam skills and deducing meaning.