This book contains more than 250 practical exercises to help you master the Spanish subjunctive. To get the most out of this book, you’ll need to have a basic understanding of both the present and imperfect subjunctive. Hence, this book is not recommended for beginners.
Each chapter consists of two sections. The first section contains a collection of English sentences and phrases. Spanish translations are found in the section that follows. Use this book on your own, or together with a language-learning partner!
Since this is a book aimed at helping you master the subjunctive, the vocabulary has been intentionally kept simple and practical. This allows you to focus on improving your subjunctive skills without having to constantly look up new (and possibly obscure!) words.
Be careful! Approximately 10% of the exercises are classic subjunctive “traps”. These are sentences which may seem like they require the subjunctive but can actually be expressed without it. These exercises are meant to keep you alert and are clearly marked in the suggested translations.
As with any translation exercise, there is almost always more than one correct “answer”! The suggested translations in this book were written to be as neutral as possible - that is, translations that would be understood in all Spanish-speaking countries. For that reason, country-specific slang and idioms were deliberately avoided.
We hope you decide to purchase this book – we’re confident it will help you master the Spanish subjunctive in no time!
Each chapter consists of two sections. The first section contains a collection of English sentences and phrases. Spanish translations are found in the section that follows. Use this book on your own, or together with a language-learning partner!
Since this is a book aimed at helping you master the subjunctive, the vocabulary has been intentionally kept simple and practical. This allows you to focus on improving your subjunctive skills without having to constantly look up new (and possibly obscure!) words.
Be careful! Approximately 10% of the exercises are classic subjunctive “traps”. These are sentences which may seem like they require the subjunctive but can actually be expressed without it. These exercises are meant to keep you alert and are clearly marked in the suggested translations.
As with any translation exercise, there is almost always more than one correct “answer”! The suggested translations in this book were written to be as neutral as possible - that is, translations that would be understood in all Spanish-speaking countries. For that reason, country-specific slang and idioms were deliberately avoided.
We hope you decide to purchase this book – we’re confident it will help you master the Spanish subjunctive in no time!
