Free · by email · 7 days
Spanish verbs in 7 days
One short email a day for a week: one piece of Spanish, the lines Sol sings it in with what they mean, and a minute of practice.
For teens and adults learning Spanish, from the first lessons (A1) to A2. Every line is sung in Spanish, then in English, so you always know what it means.
Free · by email · 7 days
The 7-day Spanish verbs challenge
One short email a day for a week: one piece of Spanish, the lines Sol sings it in with what they mean, and a minute of practice.
- Day 1 soy or estoy
- Day 2 hablo, como, vivo
- Day 3 hago, pongo, salgo
- Day 4 tengo que
- Day 5 hablé, comí
- Day 6 tuve, estuve
- Day 7 fui, fue
What each day teaches
- Day 1
Ser or estar: two verbs for “to be”
soy / estoy · eres / estás · es / está
- Day 2
The present tense: -ar, -er and -ir verbs
hablar → hablo, habla · cenar → ceno, cena
- Day 3
The yo-go verbs
hacer → hago, hace · poner → pongo, pone · salir → salgo, sale
- Day 4
Tener and tener que
tengo · tengo que estudiar · tiene que trabajar
- Day 5
The past tense: regular verbs
hablar → hablé, habló · comprar → compré, compró
- Day 6
The irregular past: the U group
tener → tuve, tuvo · estar → estuve, estuvo · poder → pude, pudo
- Day 7
Ser and ir share a past
ser → fui, fue · ir → fui, fue · dar → di, dio
How it works
- Enter your email and tap the link we send you. Day 1 arrives straight away.
- Then one short email a day for a week, about five minutes each: the rule, the line Sol sings it in, and a minute of practice out loud.
- It's free, you don't need an account, and every email has a link to stop them.