Practicar oraciones temporales en español con indicativo y subjuntivo

This Spanish activity serves as practice for temporal phrases in the indicative, or the past and present tense subjunctive.

The topic of this PDF temporal phrase exercise is the Royal Family of Spain, and the first task is to match each member of the family to their title or form of address to which they are entitled. We have only written one type of abbreviations: S. M. or S. A. R.

In order to deepen the students’ knowledge of this topic, we have provided a list of titular abbreviations so that they can find each one’s meaning.

Lastly, we present a temporal conjunction exercise in the future and past tenses. The students will have to imagine themselves as a member of the Royal Family and create phrases in the future or in the past with conjunctions such as cuando, tan pronto como, en cuanto, nada más, al, después de, cada vez que o hasta que.

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Temporal phrases with the indicative and subjunctive in Spanish

InstructionsTiny for temporal phrases with the indicative and subjunctive in Spanish