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Spanish 2

Free Spanish 2 study guide: 10 units with summaries, key ideas, flashcards and 300 practice questions with step-by-step solutions.

Lines up with: High school Spanish 2; college second-semester Spanish.

Units

  1. UNIT 01

    Daily Routine and Reflexive Verbs

    This unit teaches you to describe your daily routine with reflexive verbs, the verbs where the subject does the action to itself.
  2. UNIT 02

    The Preterite: Regular Verbs

    This unit introduces the preterite, the past tense for completed actions, starting with regular verbs and their spelling changes.
  3. UNIT 03

    The Preterite: Irregular Verbs

    This unit covers the most common irregular preterite verbs, the -ir stem changers, and verbs whose meaning shifts in the preterite.
  4. UNIT 04

    The Imperfect

    This unit teaches the imperfect, the past tense for habits, descriptions and actions in progress.
  5. UNIT 05

    Preterite vs. Imperfect

    This unit teaches you when to choose the preterite and when to choose the imperfect, the central skill for telling stories in the past.
  6. UNIT 06

    Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns

    This unit teaches you to replace nouns with direct and indirect object pronouns, alone and together, so your Spanish sounds natural instead of repetitive.
  7. UNIT 07

    Commands (Affirmative and Negative)

    This unit teaches you to give commands and instructions to friends, adults and groups, both telling people what to do and what not to do.
  8. UNIT 08

    The Present Perfect

    This unit teaches the present perfect (I have eaten, she has written), its irregular participles and how it differs from the preterite.
  9. UNIT 09

    Comparisons and Superlatives

    This unit teaches you to compare people, things and actions, and to say that something is the most or extremely good, big or fast.
  10. UNIT 10

    Travel, Health and Food Vocabulary

    This unit builds the vocabulary you need to travel, see a doctor and eat at a restaurant, and combines it with the grammar from earlier units.