Put your Spanish grammar skills to the test with this challenging crossword focused on advanced subordinate clauses. From subjunctive triggers to concessive and conditional constructions, you’ll need a solid C1-level understanding to crack every clue. Think you know your aunque from your a menos que? Prove it!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 4. To rest
- 6. Always, at all times without exception
- 10. Correlative structure linking two parts
- 11. Hypothetical clause using si or como
- 12. Together
- 13. someone, indefinite person pronoun
Down
- 1. Causality expressed in a clause
- 2. Subordinate clause in Spanish grammar
- 3. After, indicating a later time
- 5. Conditional mood expressing hypothetical
- 7. Written, irregular past participle
- 8. Predicative complement in a clause
- 9. Adversative clause showing opposition
Answers
Show the answers
Across
- 4. To rest → descansar
- 6. Always, at all times without exception → siempre
- 10. Correlative structure linking two parts → correlativa
- 11. Hypothetical clause using si or como → hipotetica
- 12. Together → juntos
- 13. someone, indefinite person pronoun → alguien
Down
- 1. Causality expressed in a clause → causalidad
- 2. Subordinate clause in Spanish grammar → subordinada
- 3. After, indicating a later time → despues
- 5. Conditional mood expressing hypothetical → condicional
- 7. Written, irregular past participle → escrito
- 8. Predicative complement in a clause → predicativo
- 9. Adversative clause showing opposition → adversativa
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