Spanish Grammar You Really Need To Know: Teach Yourself

Juan Kattán-Ibarra holds degrees in foreign-language teaching from the Universities of Chile, Michigan State and London. He taught Spanish at Ealing College and Shell International and was an examiner for the University of London School Examinations Board. He now lives and works in Chile.

: Introduction
: Glossary of grammatical terms
01: Asking for and giving personal information
02: Identifying people, places and things
03: Describing people, places and things
04: Expressing existence and availability
05: Expressing location
06: Expressing possession
07: Expressing obligation and needs
08: Talking about the present
09: Talking about habitual actions
10: Stating possibility, capacity and permission
11: Describing processes and procedures
12: Expressing wants and preferences
13: Expressing likes and dislikes
14: Asking and giving opinions
15: Referring to future plans and events
16: Making requests and offers
17: Referring to the recent past
18: Referring to past events
19: Describing the past
20: Giving directions and instructions
21: Expressing emotional reactions, possibility and doubt
22: Expressing wishes and orders
23: Expressing conditions
: Reference grammar
: Irregular verbs
: Key to the exercises
: Spanish-English vocabulary
: English-Spanish vocabulary
: Taking it further
: Index