Spanish Grammar in Use Flashcards
You probably know the rule for ser and estar already. You still pause before every sentence, which is the real problem.
There are no conjugation tables here. Ser and estar, por and para, the preterite and the imperfect all arrive inside complete sentences, and spaced repetition returns each one just before you would have forgotten it. What you keep is a sentence you can say.
Ser vs Estar in Real Sentences
The two verbs for 'to be', learned through complete real sentences
Por vs Para in Real Sentences
When to use por and when to use para, through complete real sentences
Past-Tense Stories
Preterite vs imperfect the natural way - telling stories about what happened