Intro

You might feel like you already have a full plate with your Fluent Forever pronunciation flashcards, your Pimsleur audio lessons, and your AnkiMaster flashcards. If you feel like you don’t have more time to add any more, then I would recommend just trying to maintain a consistent study routine with those three resources. Eventually, you will finish the pronunciation flashcards and the Pimsleur audio lessons which will give you more time to study other kinds of resources.

Some polyglots would tell you that explicitly studying grammar with a grammar book or course is not necessary if you are using input-based learning. I partially agree with them but I think some focused attention on grammar can be useful. I don’t think you should spend a lot of time studying grammar. 1-2 hours per week is plenty.

There are so many options to choose from. You’re welcome to try other options. I’m going to keep it simple and just give you one good recommendation.

Spanish

Practical Spanish Grammar: A Self-Teaching Guide

This is my top recommendation because it’s short, simple, cheap, and minimal. It’s just what you need. Not too much, not too little. It’s efficient. It covers all of the most common grammar that you will encounter in Spanish.

LINK: Amazon

English

Your best option for learning English grammar depends on what your native language is. Here is a good option if you are a native Spanish speaker.

LINK: Amazon, Guao, fliphtml5