It can be near impossible to figure out some sentences without it. That said, in some situations grammar is essential. Go into a shop and say “bread,” and you’ll likely end up being given some bread no one will care that you didn’t use verbs to communicate this need.
As you probably know, you can communicate a lot without any verbs at all. And if you’re aiming for communication, not perfection, then there really is no need to stress out about grammar. You should also remember that the aim of learning a language is to communicate. If you did it for one language without even thinking, you can definitely do it for another, even if there is some thinking involved. Well… not quite, but you should be comforted that learning the grammar of another language is totally possible. “Are you saying you can throw in the towel and give up learning grammar altogether?” I hear you shout excitedly. Unless you’re a language teacher, the answer is probably a bit fat “no.” That’s because you learned the rules of your own language without studying them at all. (Download) Why You Shouldn’t Stress About Spanish Grammarĭo you know all the ins and outs of your first language’s grammar? Do you know exactly why you use one verb over the other, or what the rules are for talking about uncertain situations? This blog post is available as a convenient and portable PDF that youĬlick here to get a copy. Study little and often, and use a variety of resources.
In fact, you could become friends with the beast you’ve built it up to be in your mind. No need to panic! Our five tips will help prove that the unfamiliar Spanish grammar is, in fact, very approachable. ApBrave as a Lion: 5 Outstanding Tips for Making Friends with Spanish Grammarĭoes the thought of Spanish grammar give you wild fear?
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