Spanish subjunctive activities

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Discover the differences between imperative vs subjunctive vs indicative in Spanish with this comprehensive guide! Understand each verb mood clearly and see how they work in context, so you can master this crucial Spanish grammar topic. Check this article to deepen your understanding and improve your Spanish skills today!

{Affiliate links used.} Last year I typed up verb charts for the indicative in Spanish. These charts are a great review and reference for your most advanced students. I have found that those students who have been introduced to all the verbs forms tend to mix them up. It is like all the information gets muddled in their brains before they eventually sort out when to use certain tenses and moods and how to form them. I finally took the time to create my last chart on the subjunctive and the…

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Lesson Plan – Present vs Past Subjunctive – Talking About Soccer – Students use an infographic to learn about the soccer vocabulary in Spanish and watch an authentic video about what could have happened if Messi (Argentine soccer star) would have been Mexican. Then, they study the presentation Present vs. Past Subjunctive and do an […]

If you’ve been trying to figure out the Spanish subjunctive rules, you’ve probably come across the WEIRDO subjunctive acronym. In fact, WEIRDO exists to help Spanish learners understand the subjunctive. Keep reading to discover how understanding the WEIRDO subjunctive helps you master this important grammar topic. To prove your new knowledge, take the multiple-choice test at the end of this article!

Spanish is easier than English in some ways, but subjunctive Spanish makes it slightly difficult. Click here to learn about how to use this tense. Check out the article!

These scaffolded writing activities in Spanish cover many topics such as time, weather adn the date as well as vereb tenses, the condiional, the subjunctive and possessie and demonstrative adjectives. Effective for middle and high school Spanish students. These activities align well with proficiency goals in the classroom; remote, hybrid, blended & in-person learning. Take a look.

Learn the Subjunctive in Spanish with Authentic Songs

The past subjunctive is used to express hypothetical or non-real actions or events in the past. Some examples of the past subjunctive in Spanish would be: “Si hubiera sabido que ibas a venir, te habría esperado en el aeropuerto” (If I had known you were coming, I would have waited for you at the airport) […]

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Are you having trouble discerning when to use the subjunctive mood in Spanish? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Actually, the subjunctive is one of the hardest-to-master concepts in the Spanish grammar. To leanr more, visit our blog post.

The subjunctive is crucial to fluency, and it’s not as hard to master as you may think. Use this guide to Spanish subjunctive conjugation!

When should you use the Spanish subjunctive?

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