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Put your Spanish grammar skills to the test with this challenging crossword focused on complex passive constructions. From the pasiva refleja to the passive with ser and estar, you’ll need a solid command of advanced structures to complete the grid. Perfect for C1 learners looking to sharpen their understanding of how Spanish expresses passive meaning across different contexts.
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 5. To want or love
- 7. To feel
- 12. Pronominal passive with se in Spanish
- 13. Opened, irregular past participle
- 14. To know a person or place
Down
- 1. when indicating a time
- 2. Inside
- 3. Past participle used in passive forms
- 4. Verb conjugation in Spanish
- 6. Structure of a passive sentence
- 8. Transitive verb allowing passive form
- 9. Imperfect subjunctive of tener
- 10. Always, at all times without exception
- 11. To seem
Answers
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Across
- 5. To want or love → querer
- 7. To feel → sentir
- 12. Pronominal passive with se in Spanish → pronominal
- 13. Opened, irregular past participle → abierto
- 14. To know a person or place → conocer
Down
- 1. when indicating a time → cuando
- 2. Inside → dentro
- 3. Past participle used in passive forms → participio
- 4. Verb conjugation in Spanish → conjugacion
- 6. Structure of a passive sentence → estructura
- 8. Transitive verb allowing passive form → transitivo
- 9. Imperfect subjunctive of tener → tuviera
- 10. Always, at all times without exception → siempre
- 11. To seem → parecer
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