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This B2 worksheet practises one of the trickiest areas of Spanish grammar: when to use the subjunctive and when to use the indicative. Learners work with opinions and negatives, emotions and wishes, time clauses, conjunctions and relative clauses, moving from controlled gap-fills to error correction and sentence building. It is suitable for upper-intermediate students in class or for self-study.
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B2 Spanish worksheet: choose between the subjunctive and indicative after verbs of opinion, emotion and doubt, after conjunctions and in relative clauses.
Start by eliciting the key contrast: the indicative presents facts and beliefs, while the subjunctive expresses wishes, emotions, doubt, the unknown and the not-yet-happened. Typical mistakes include using the subjunctive after affirmative creer or pensar, using the future after cuando with a future meaning (*cuando llegarás*), and using the indicative after an unknown antecedent (*busco a alguien que sabe*). As a follow-up, ask students to write five opinions about their town with creo que and then make them negative with no creo que.
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