I'm looking for a strategy that someone has used successfully to learn a specific grammar form.

• Moods
  • Subjunctive
  • Imperfect subjunctive
  • Conditional
  • Conditional perfect and pluperfect subjunctive
  • Commands
• Pronouns
  • Relative pronouns
  • Simultaneous use of direct and indirect object pronouns
  • Direct and indirect object pronouns in affirmative and negative tú commands
  • Reflexive pronouns in present perfect constructions
• Tenses / Aspect
  • Preterite
  • Imperfect
  • Preterite vs. imperfect
• Ser and estar
• Por vs. para
• Gender / Agreement
  • Gender of nouns
  • Gender and number agreement
• Other
  • Demonstrative adjectives
  • Lo + adjective
  • Hacer and desde in time expressions
  • Negative words
  • Superlatives

I'm looking for strategies that match my learning style and that can apply to various grammar forms.

• Auditory
  • Rhymes
  • Songs and chants
  • Talking to native speakers
• Visual
  • Color coding
  • Decision maps
  • Drawings / Mental images
  • Note cards
  • Playing with verbs
  • Quasi-math formulas
  • Quick grammar references
• Kinesthetic
  • Physical behaviors
  • Writing it over
• Memory aids
  • Acronyms
  • Initials as a vehicle for mnemonics
  • Phrases as memory aids
  • Phrases as vehicles for syntax
• Cognitive
  • English sentences with Spanish syntax
  • English sentences with Spanish words inserted
  • Focusing on meaning
  • Learning material as a chunk
  • Learning grammar by explaining it
  • Using archetypical sentences
  • Using L1 to keep forms and functions straight
• Context-based
  • Making associations
  • Observing use in context
• Other
  • Avoiding avoidance
  • Combining perceptual modes

• What's the reason for using one strategy or another?

• Spanish grammar sites

• Glossary