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Conjugate the verbs in the present subjunctive. Quizá (venir) Paula a cenar mañana. 3 rd person singular, -ir verb (venir) add a g before the infinitive ending → venga Paula might come for dinner tomorrow.
- Tenses Indicative
The indicative mood is used to talk about true actions,...
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Exercises. Turn the indicative sentences into subjunctive...
- Tenses Indicative
Learn and Practice the Present Subjunctive. Conjugation of Regular and Irregular Verbs, Example Sentences... with Quiz and Useful Exercises
Complete the following Spanish present subjunctive practice exercise by conjugating the given verbs correctly in the subjunctive tense (mood). 1. Temo que nosotros no (llegar) a tiempo. 2. Deseo que ustedes (ir) a la fiesta. 3. Espero que tú no (olvidar) las llaves otra vez. 4. Anne quiere que su esposo (comer) más vegetales. 5.
a) Me gusta que en la ducha. b) Mi compañero de piso siempre en la ducha. a) Yo nunca el libro antes de ver la película. b) ¿Me recomiendas que el libro antes de ver la película? a) Es posible que Carlos luego. b) Carlos siempre que tiene un cotilleo. Choose between the subjunctive and the indicative according to the conjunctions.
Free printable Spanish verb tenses worksheets for teachers and students– Learn and practice how to conjugate verbs correctly (in indicative and subjunctive moods) with these exercises. Work online and check your answers interactively or print for later / classroom use.
Practice your Spanish verb conjugations for the Present Subjunctive (all verbs) with graded drill activities and fun multi-player games.
Exercises. Turn the indicative sentences into subjunctive sentences. Use the same words as in the indicative sentence. Pienso que Paco se disgusta con todo. No pienso que Paco . Creo que el paquete llegó a tiempo. No creo que el paquete . Te aseguro que a estas horas Maribel ya habrá acabado. No te aseguro que .
