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This B1 worksheet practises the Spanish present subjunctive: how to form regular, stem-changing and irregular verbs, and when to use them after expressions of wish, doubt, emotion, purpose and future time. It suits intermediate learners who know the present indicative and are ready to tell the two moods apart.
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Free printable B1 Spanish worksheet on the present subjunctive: regular and irregular forms, triggers, negatives and questions, with answers.
Start with Exercises 1–2 to check forms. Then use Exercise 4 to discuss the key contrast: 'creo que' takes the indicative, but 'no creo que' takes the subjunctive. Learners often keep the indicative after 'cuando' with future meaning. They also forget spelling changes such as llegar → llegue and the irregular stems in haya, vaya and sepa. As a follow-up, pairs can write five wishes for a classmate using 'Espero que…' and 'Ojalá…'.