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We present a facility for the interactive drilling in Spanish Grammar.
The following is a list of the titles available. To get any of the titles (pages), click on the corresponding "link".
Each page contains roughly 10 questions. In each of the questions, the blanks are pull-down menus, with entries that can be chosen to fill in the respective blanks, helping you visualize how the sentence will read for the different choices.
The links below the questions correspond to each of the possible choices, as indicated by their encoding and the words next to each link. An alternate method to visualize the filled-in sentences is to see the pop-up legends that appear a few seconds after resting the mouse on each of the links, if your browser provides this feature.
Clicking on the links below each question, you may find which of the combinations available produce valid sentences, (or, when it applies, valid translations), confirming the correctness of your choices. At each step grammatical explanations are supplied to reinforce the learning process.
In general, there is more than one valid answer, the number being indicated after the links. Try to find them all.
"Grammatical Notes" is a link to explanations relating to subject of the page. They are presented as a collection of "points of grammar", with links to the respective questions in which they find application.
"Important": It is recommended that you should do most of the navigating through the use of links and that you should reserve scrolling only for continuous text. Also, that you should wait to start work till the page is fully loaded.
Copyright 1996 Samuel Schiminovich.
The text and the HTML formatting of these drills is covered by this copyright. One copy of this drill can be downloaded and/or printed for personal use. Unauthorized commercial use of these drills is forbidden, as well as reloading on servers or republishing under unauthorized URL addresses.