GrammarTenses SubjunctiveSubjunctive Tenses – Free Exercise Subjunctive Tenses – Free Exercise show special characters display incorrect answers Exercises Indicative or subjunctive? Choose the correct verb forms to complete the sentences. a) Dudo que mañana lluevallueve .[I doubt it will rain tomorrow.]|Speaker’s subjective perception (Dudo que…) → subjunctive|The verb dudar is always followed by the subjunctive.b) En Madrid solo lluevallueve en abril.[In Madrid, it only rains in April.]|Standard affirmative statement → indicative a) Mañana lleguemosllegamos a medio día.[Tomorrow we arrive at midday.]|Standard affirmative statement → indicativeb) No creo que lleguemosllegamos antes de las cuatro.[I don’t think that we will arrive before four o’clock.]|Speaker’s subjective perception (No creo que…) → subjunctive a) Me gusta que cantescantas en la ducha.[I like it that you sing in the shower.]|Speaker’s subjective perception (Me gusta que…) → subjunctiveb) Mi compañero de piso siempre cantecanta en la ducha.[My flatmate always sings in the shower.]|Standard affirmative statement → indicative a) Yo nunca lealeo el libro antes de ver la película.[I never read the book before watching the film.]|Standard statement → indicativeb) ¿Me recomiendas que lealeo el libro antes de ver la película?[Would you recommend that I read the book before watching the film?]|Verb of influence (¿Me recomiendas que…?) → subjunctive a) Es posible que Carlos vengaviene luego.[It’s possible that Carlos will come later.]|Speaker’s subjective perception (Es posible que…) → subjunctiveb) Carlos vengaviene siempre que tiene un cotilleo.[Carlos always comes when he has some gossip.]|Standard affirmative statement → indicative Choose between the subjunctive and the indicative according to the conjunctions. He llamado a Jacinta para que nos ayudeayuda con la mudanza.[I called Jacinta so that she can help us with the move.]|The conjunction para que always takes the subjunctive. No te perdonaré aunque me pidaspides perdón.[I will not forgive you even if you ask me for forgiveness.]|The conjunction aunque takes the subjunctive when it introduces a hypothetical scenario. Te dejo mi móvil en caso de que no tengastienes saldo en el tuyo.[I’ll give you my phone in case you don’t have credit on yours.]|The conjunction en caso de que always takes the subjunctive. ¿Siempre escuchas la radio mientras desayunesdesayunas ?[Do you always listen to the radio while you have breakfast?]|The conjunction mientras takes the indicative when it introduces a repeated action. Haremos un pícnic en el parque a menos que lluevallueve .[We will have a picnic in the park unless it rains.]|The conjunction a menos que always takes the subjunctive. Online exercises to improve your Spanish Improve your Spanish with Lingolia. Each grammar topic comes with one free exercise where you can review the basics, as well as many more Lingolia Plus exercises where you can practise according to your level. Check your understanding by hovering over the info bubbles for simple explanations and handy tips. Subjunctive Tenses – Free Exercise Subjunctive Tenses – mixed exercise Lingolia Plus Spanish Unlock all grammar exercises for Spanish with a Lingolia Plus account 969 interactive grammar exercises for Spanish sorted by topic and level (A1–C1) with a built-in progress tracker and awards system Get started with Lingolia Plus Tiempos del subjuntivo - Ejercicios adicionales Cambio de sujeto – Presente de subjuntivo A2 Cambio de sujeto – Imperfecto de subjuntivo B1 Cambio de sujeto – Pretérito perfecto de subjuntivo B2 Cambio de sujeto – Pretérito pluscuamperfecto de subjuntivo B2 Las conjunciones – Subjuntivo o indicativo (1) B1 Las conjunciones – Subjuntivo o indicativo (2) B1 Las conjunciones – Subjuntivo o indicativo (3) B1 El uso del subjuntivo en estructuras fijas B1 Show all exercises for this topic A1Beginner A2Elementary B1Intermediate B2Upper intermediate C1Advanced