Spanish Grammar Test

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About this app

“Spanish Grammar Test” is an application with more than 10.000 multiple- choice exercises. For all learning grammar and vocabulary in Spanish.
It not only contain almost Spanish Grammar Structure but also cover all Spanish Grammar test level.
Learn Spanish vocabulary from basic do advanced by thousands test questions.

+VOCABULARY BASIC: with more than 1.000 multiple- choice exercises.
+VOCABULARY INTERMEDIATE: with more than 1.000 multiple- choice exercises.
+VOCABULARY ADVANCED: with more than 1.000 multiple- choice exercises.
+More than 7.000 test for Verbs, Nouns, Sentences or popular GRAMMAR structures in Spanish.
By do exercises day by day, your Spanish skill will be improved according time.
Don't waste your time, do test to day!
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Ratings and reviews

I was quite surprised with all the material covered on this app. There are many quizzes that cover several topics in Español. I really like it. It works well with my Spanish textbook and another app I am using to refresh and improve my Spanish vocabulary. There are some ads, but they are really short. This app is an excellent resource to help you learn spanish.

The app is solid, I love the way the lessons are split based on what type of words they are and the menu is nice. However my problem lies in the spanish itself I was born and raised in puerto rico, I came here to relearn the grammar specifically but the spanish grammar here, I don't know which country it is, but it isn't mine.The add has excelent potencial, but there should be options to use grammar from other countries.

So far I'm impressed with this app. It really fits my learning style in that I can just pick it up and do a few grammar quizzes while learning a few vocabulary words along the way. The only downside I see thus far is that this is Chilean Spanish. I can't say that I've encountered many Chileans in my travels across North America... Mexican Spanish would be more useful tbh