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Contains a huge number of Spanish pronunciation exercises that include speakers from Spain and Latin America and demonstrate the difference between an idiomatic accent and a heavy American accent. Specific vowel and consonant sounds can be selected.

A good source because it allows the teacher considerable freedom in setting up the exercises. Personal experience with conjuguemos has taught me that the grading aspect has some flaws (unless correctly adjusted, conjuguemos will give students a total score of 100% if all questions are answered correctly--even if they only answer one question!). ¡Conjuguemos! is a self-grading, self-timed conjugating program for Spanish, French, German and Latin students. You can select which verbs to conjugate, what pronoun forms to conjugate them in, and the duration of your practice exercise. The basic tenses are present, preterite, imperfect, future, conditional, and the present and past subjunctive moods. Both the present and past progressive and perfect tenses are included also.

Extensive source for Spanish language exercises. Integrates photographs of prominent places in the Spanish-speaking world and other cultural information with sophisticated vocabulary and grammar exercises that can either be self-checked or e-mailed to the instructor.

Huge collection of links to grammar explanations, verb conjugations, vocabulary tutorials, printable exercises, etc. Some of the links are dead, though!

Website with grammar tutorials, vocabulary lists by category, phrases, a penpal exchange section, and chatroom. All materials may be printed and used without permission.