Ready to put your Spanish grammar to the test? This crossword dives deep into the advanced uses of the subjunctive mood, from expressing doubt and emotion to hypothetical scenarios and complex subordinate clauses. Whether you’re tackling ojalá, como si, or the past subjunctive, sharpen your pencil and show what C1-level mastery really looks like!
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Clues
Across
- 3. Correlation of tenses in subjunctive
- 5. Exclamatory clause using subjunctive
- 6. Uncertainty requiring subjunctive use
- 11. Expressing wishes or desires
- 12. someone, indefinite person pronoun
- 13. Verbs that trigger subjunctive mood
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- 1. To know a person or place
- 2. Probability expressed with subjunctive
- 4. Conditional tense expressing hypotheses
- 7. Permission expressed with subjunctive
- 8. Command or order using subjunctive
- 9. Always, at all times without exception
- 10. To return or do again
Answers
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Across
- 3. Correlation of tenses in subjunctive → correlacion
- 5. Exclamatory clause using subjunctive → exclamativa
- 6. Uncertainty requiring subjunctive use → incertidumbre
- 11. Expressing wishes or desires → desiderativo
- 12. someone, indefinite person pronoun → alguien
- 13. Verbs that trigger subjunctive mood → verbos
Down
- 1. To know a person or place → conocer
- 2. Probability expressed with subjunctive → probabilidad
- 4. Conditional tense expressing hypotheses → condicional
- 7. Permission expressed with subjunctive → permiso
- 8. Command or order using subjunctive → mandato
- 9. Always, at all times without exception → siempre
- 10. To return or do again → volver
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