Test your knowledge of Spanish relative clauses with this crossword! Can you tell the difference between restrictive clauses, which identify or define a noun, and non-restrictive ones, which simply add extra information? From que to cuyo, sharpen your understanding of how these structures work in context and boost your B2 grammar confidence.
Horizontalement
- 1. Relating to a sentence or clause structure
- 6. A word replacing a noun in a clause
- 8. The Spanish language spoken in Castile
- 11. To speak or talk
- 12. I feel, first person sentir
- 13. The arrangement of words in sentences
- 14. The indicative mood used in clauses
Verticalement
- 2. A word that introduces a relative clause
- 3. The way a sentence is built grammatically
- 4. A dependent clause within a sentence
- 5. Always, at all times without exception
- 6. A clause that functions as part of a sentence
- 7. A clause that adds extra information
- 9. Parents
- 10. To care for
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