Spanish Grammar Review

Learn Grammar with the Medical Spanish Podcast 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 […]

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Are you ready to take on some advanced Spanish grammar? This audio quiz reviews the following premium podcasts covering the Subjunctive: Subjunctive 15 – Conditional (If… then… ) statements about the present Subjunctive 16 – Conditional statements about the past Subjunctive 17 – The subjunctive following the phrase “como si” Subjunctive 18 – The subjunctive […]

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This is my first free podcast since September and my first free grammar podcast for over a year! As many of you know I host two podcasts: the Spanish Grammar Review and the Medical Spanish Podcast. In 2016, I finished up the premium series on the Subjunctive for the grammar podcast and then kept busy […]

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This podcast is a quiz on the use of the subjunctive in adverbial clauses. It reviews what we covered in the following premium podcasts. Subjunctive 10 and 11 – covering adverbial clauses introduced by conjunctions that require the subjunctive (e.g. a menos que, con tal que) Subjunctive 12 and 13 – covering adverbial clauses of […]

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This podcast is a quiz that reviews what we covered in the premium podcasts: Subjunctive 7 and 8. Check out more free podcasts in the Subjunctive series here. Premium members: Access the premium series here. A subordinate adjective clause describes a noun or pronoun in the main clause of a sentence. When it describes something […]

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In the premium series covering the subjunctive at docmolly.com, we just finished covering when to use the subjunctive in subordinate noun clauses. This free podcast will serve as a review for premium subscribers, and an introduction for everyone else. Then, we’ll wrap things up with a quiz. A subordinate noun clause is introduced by the […]

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In the premium Spanish Grammar Review podcast, we have started a comprehensive review of the subjunctive. We have reviewed the conjugation of the subjunctive in it’s four tenses, and when to use each tense. – Present Subjunctive – Present Perfect Subjunctive – Imperfect Subjunctive – Pluperfect Subjunctive To subscribe to the premium podcast go to […]

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Different Uses of the Verb ACABAR ACABAR + DE + INFINITIVE = to have just done something Acabo de hablar con mamá. (I just spoke to mom.) Acabamos de comer. (We have just eaten.) Acaba de sacar a pasear al perro. (He just took the dog for a walk.) Acaban de regresar. (They just got […]

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Phrases Describing Gestures or Body Language While reading in Spanish recently, I took note of several phrases describing gestures or body language, so I decided to make a podcast out of them. Encogerse de hombros (to shrug one’s shoulders) Parpadear / Pestañear (to blink, to bat one’s eyes) Poner los ojos en blanco (to roll […]

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Expressions of Time Describe actions that started in the past and continue into the present. For example: “I have been studying Spanish for years.” In English, we use the present perfect tense, “I have been…,” followed by a gerund (e.g. studying). In Spanish, we usually use the simple present tense. There are three common variations […]

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