Practice your Spanish writing skills with our ever-growing selection of Spanish writing challenges. Some of these exercises are free for all registered users; the rest require a Premium Progress with Lawless Spanish upgrade.
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A1: Beginner
- My name is Lola (female version) Free
Me llamo Lola Lola introduces herself and says a little about who she is and what she does. Note, pay attention to gender agreement! - My daily routine
Mi rutina diaria María describes her daily routine. You will practise reflexive verbs and some time expressions. - I hate the rain!
¡Odio la lluvia! Ana doesn't like rainy days at all! In this exercise you will practise stem-changing, yo-go and modal verbs in the present tense. Here are some words you may want to consult before or during the exercise: "outside", "risk", "to get bored" and "(jigsaw) puzzle". - My neighbourhood
Mi barrio Discover what Maite thinks of her neighbourhood. You will practise stem-changing verbs and vocabulary for sports and activities. - Summer food and drinks
Comida y bebida de verano In this exercise you'll practise asking questions, expressing preferences, gender agreement and some useful basic food vocabulary. - My name is Danny (male version) Free
Me llamo Danny Danny introduces himself and says a little about who he is and what he does. Note: pay attention to gender agreement - A love story
Una historia de amor Marta and Andrew meet in a bar... You will practise El Presente (present) and adjectives relating to nationality. - Shopping for dinner
Comprando para cenar This exercise will help you practise El Presente, the verb "gustar" and adjectives describing food. - Visiting Madrid
De visita a Madrid Ana tells us about her plans for this week's visit to Madrid. You'll practise El Futuro Próximo. - At El Corte Inglés
En El Corte Inglés In this exercise you'll practise El Presente and the gender and number of nouns and adjectives. - Miguel's family
La familia de Miguel In this exercise you'll practise El Presente, possessive adjectives and physical description adjectives. - A perfect day in Granada
Un día perfecto en Granada (A1) In this exercise you'll practise El Presente, "ser" and "estar" verbs, the gender of nouns and adjectival agreement. - My dog Toby
Mi perro Toby (A1) In this exercise you'll practise the basics of El Presente, possessive adjectives, and the gender and number of nouns and adjectives. - Festival of The Flowers in Colombia
Feria de Las Flores en Colombia Learn about this colourful Colombian festival which, despite its name, is best likened to a carnival with a plethora of exhibitions, activities and events taking place all over the city of Medellín. In this exercise you'll practise El Presente with some time expressions; modal verbs in El Presente; the gender and number of nouns. A2: Lower Intermediate
- Weekend in Barcelona Free
Fin de semana en Barcelona Antonio tells us about his weekend in Barcelona. You will practise El Pretérito Indefinido (simple past), El Pretérito Imperfecto (imperfect) and some time expressions. - Learning the guitar
Aprendiendo la guitarra (A2) Lucas tells us about how he is learning to play the guitar. In this exercise you'll practise El Presente Progresivo and conjunctions like "because". - Don Quixote of La Mancha
Don Quijote de La Mancha Learn about the most famous Spanish novel and practise El Pretérito Indefinido (the simple past). - At the restaurant
En el restaurante In this exercise you'll practise El Presente, El Futuro Próximo, direct object pronouns and quantifiers with food and drink vocabulary. - At the circus
En el circo In this activity you'll practise El Pretérito Imperfecto (imperfect tense) and El Pretérito Indefinido (simple past). - My zumba instructor
Mi instructora de Zumba (A2) In this exercise you'll practise El Presente, possessive adjectives, coordinating and subordinating conjunctions. - Trick or treat!
¡Truco o trato! In this exercise you'll practise reflexive verbs, the negation with complex verbal structures, indirect pronouns and some usages of the preposition "por". - Why are Spanish schedules so different?
¿Por qué son tan diferentes los horarios españoles? (A2) This exercise will help you to practise El Presente (present), El Pretérito Imperfecto and Pretérito Indefinido (simple past) with conjunctions and adverbs. - Who is Alejandro Amenábar?
¿Quién es Alejandro Amenábar? (A2) Learn about this famous Spanish director! In this exercise you'll practise El Pretérito Indefinido, superlatives, El Imperativo and indefinite adjectives. - Thanksgiving Day
Día de Acción de Gracias Felipe tells us about his Thanksgiving dinner. In this exercise you'll practise El Pretérito Indefinido, El Pretérito Imperfecto and direct object pronouns. B1: Intermediate
- Party time
De fiesta In this exercise you'll practise El Futuro Simple, El Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto and El Subjuntivo to express wishes, probability and to give negative commands. - The best concert ever! Free
¡El mejor concierto de mi vida! (B1) Inés describes her experience at last night's concert.In this exercise you will practice El Indefinido and El Imperfecto past tenses. - San Sebastián International Film Festival
El Festival Internacional de Cine de San Sebastián Discover why San Sebastian's Film Festival is so famous in Spain! You will practise relative clauses and the subjunctive tense. - What would you do in Salamanca? Free
¿Qué harías en Salamanca? Alma tells us about the city of Salamanca. You will practice El Condicional (conditional). - I love swimming!
¡Me encanta nadar! (B1) Thomas tells us about his love for swimming and his hope to one day dive from up high! In this exercise you'll practise El Pretérito Imperfecto (imperfect tense) and El Futuro Simple (simple future). - A trip to Majorca
Un viaje a Mallorca In this exercise you'll practise El Pretérito Indefinido, the position of pronouns, passive sentences with "se", El Condicional Simple and El Presente de Subjuntivo. Pay attention to the hints that are there to guide you! - At the street market
En el mercadillo (B1) In this exercise you'll practise the passive with "se", the shortening of the word "grande", relatives and El Futuro Simple. Pay attention to the hints! - All Saints' Day
Día de Todos los Santos Learn about how All Saints' Day is celebrated in Spain. You'll practise passive sentences with "se", "lo + adj + ser", and El Presente de Subjuntivo with c > zc stem change. - My boyfriend Carlos
Mi novio Carlos In this exercise you'll practise the position of pronouns, the differences between "saber" vs. "conocer", how to say "extremely + adjective", and reciprocal verbs. - The city of the future
La ciudad del futuro (B1) In this exercise you'll practise El Futuro Simple, passive sentences with se and negative constructions. - Eating out
Comer fuera de casa (B1) Manuel tells us about going out for lunch. In this exercise you'll practise some expressions followed by El Presente de Subjuntivo. - Yucatan Xmatkuil Fair
Festival de Yucatán Xmatkuil In this exercise you'll practise the passive with "se", the shortening of the word "grande", relatives and El Futuro Simple. - The benefits of napping
Los beneficios de la siesta (B1) In this exercise you'll practise the position of the adjectives bueno and grande, El Futuro Simple and the difference between saber and conocer. B2: Upper Intermediate
- Welcome to La Rioja's Tourist Office
Bienvenidos a la oficina de turismo de La Rioja You will practise past participle adjectives, the future and subjunctive tenses. - No mobile phones at school anymore
No más móviles en el colegio Learn about the use of mobile phones in French schools. You will practise the future tense, some impersonal expressions and relative clauses. - My grandmother's rosebushes
Los rosales de mi abuela Lucía tells us about her grandmother's beloved and renowned rosebushes. You will practise the pluperfect tense, relative clauses and the imperfect of subjunctive. - The Vuelta a España (Tour of Spain)
La Vuelta a España B2 In this exercise you'll practise El Condicional Perfecto and relative clauses. - Environmental issues Free
Problemas medioambientales In this exercise you will practise the passive voice, the gerund, relative clauses and the subjunctive mood. - European Green Capital 2012
Capital Verde Europea 2012 (B2) In this exercise you'll practise the passive voice with simple tenses and modal verbs in El Pretérito Indefinido. - The Spanish financial crisis
La crisis económica española (B2) In this exercise you'll practise the passive voice and El Imperfecto de Subjuntivo. - Trash TV
Telebasura (B2) In this exercise you'll practise the verb of change "to become" and impersonal sentences. Pay special attention to the hints! - If I had won the lottery
Si (yo) hubiera ganado la lotería (B2) In this exercise you'll practice El Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto de Subjuntivo and El Condicional Perfecto. - Kalimotxo, a different drink
El kalimotxo, una bebida diferente (B2) In this exercise you'll practise the usage of El Pretérito Imperfecto vs. El Pretérito Indefinido and adverbial clauses followed by El Subjuntivo. C1: Advanced
- What a fright! Free
¡Qué susto! In this exercise you'll practise indefinite adjectives, the passive voice, El Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto de Indicativo and Subjuntivo. - Corruption
La corrupción (C1) In this exercise you'll practise the passive voice with compound tenses and modal verbs. - A rock 'n' roll grandmother
Una abuela roquera (C1) Sandra tells us about her unconventional grandmother, Carmen. In this exercise you'll practise El Imperfecto de Subjuntivo, the passive voice with simple and compound tenses, spelling and written accents. - A Film Review
Crítica de una película (C1) In this exercise you'll practise neuter pronouns, the passive voice with simple and compound tenses, and "if" clauses with El Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto de Subjuntivo followed by El Condicional Compuesto.