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Language structures are basically the grammar, spelling, and punctuation that you need to communicate effectively. For example, in English you need to know the difference between they're, their and there. In Spanish, you may need to know how to use an adjective (alto, alta, altos, altas), how to differentiate between the two past tenses (preterite & imperfect) or what words are capitalized.

Below are links to Google Docs that do the following:

1. Explain the concept.

2. Give you some exercises for practice.

3. Ask you if you understood it.

How will we use these forms?

These are sheets that your teacher will direct you to use individually because s/he has seen in your writing or speaking that you are having difficulty with the concept. You can also go through any that you want on your own.