Put your French grammar to the ultimate test with this challenging crossword focused on advanced conditional structures. From the past conditional to hypothetical clauses using si, subjunctive combinations, and nuanced expressions of regret or supposition, this puzzle will push your C1-level knowledge to its limits. Bonne chance!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 5. To take
- 8. A limiting condition or exception
- 9. Past perfect tense in si-clauses
- 10. An assumption made without full proof
- 11. Linking word connecting two clauses
- 12. Result of a conditional action
Down
- 1. Always
- 2. Sometimes
- 3. To be necessary
- 4. Current tense used after si
- 6. Mood expressing hypothetical actions
- 7. Likelihood of something happening
Answers
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Across
- 5. To take → prendre
- 8. A limiting condition or exception → restriction
- 9. Past perfect tense in si-clauses → plusqueparfait
- 10. An assumption made without full proof → supposition
- 11. Linking word connecting two clauses → conjunction
- 12. Result of a conditional action → consequence
Down
- 1. Always → toujours
- 2. Sometimes → parfois
- 3. To be necessary → falloir
- 4. Current tense used after si → present
- 6. Mood expressing hypothetical actions → conditionnel
- 7. Likelihood of something happening → probabilite
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