Spanish Imperfect Subjunctive Spanish Perfect Subjunctive Pluperfect

Spanish Perfect, Imperfect and Pluperfect Subjunctive PowerPoint

Spanish Perfect, Imperfect, Pluperfect Subjunctive: This 48-slide PowerPoint includes the following: How to form the perfect subjunctive; review of the past participle; how to form the irregular verbs; the use of the present and perfect subjunctive after emotion, desire, or impersonal expression in the present (main clause) about an action that will occur in the future; explanation of, “ojalá,” the pluperfect and practice activities
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Spanish Imperfect Subjunctive

Spanish Perfect, Imperfect, and Pluperfect Subjunctive PowerPoint by Angie Torre Spanish Grammar

This 48-slide PowerPoint includes the following:

~How to form the perfect subjunctive
~Review of the past participle; how to form, irregular
~The use of the present subjunctive after emotion, desire, or impersonal expression in the present (main clause) about an action that will occur in the future (dependent clause)
~The use of the present subjunctive after emotion, desire, or impersonal expression in the present about an action that occurs in the present.
~The use of the perfect subjunctive after emotion, desire, or impersonal expression in the present about an action that occurred in the past
~Explanation of “ojalá que” + present subjunctive
~ Explanation of “ojalá que” + Spanish imperfect subjunctive
~ Explanation of “ojalá que” + perfect subjunctive
~ Explanation of “ojalá que” + pluperfect subjunctive
~Practice Activity in which students change a sentence in the past to the perfect subjunctive using emotion, doubt, desire or impersonal expression in the main clause.
~Practice activity in which students translate sentences from English to Spanish using the perfect subjunctive
~How to form the Spanish imperfect subjunctive – both forms
~Spanish Imperfect Subjunctive with “si” clauses
~Indicative with “si” clauses
~Checking for Understanding Activity
~Spanish Imperfect Subjunctive Practice Activity in which students do a cloze activity writing the verbs in the present tense indicative or both forms of the Spanish imperfect subjunctive
~How to form the pluperfect subjunctive
~Demonstration of all six possible ways to structure a sentence using the pluperfect subjunctive: the pluperfect and the conditional perfect or the pluperfect subjunctive and the pluperfect subjunctive
~Check for Understanding Activity
~Practice Activity in which students fill in the cloze sentences with the pluperfect subjunctive and the conditional perfect or the pluperfect subjunctive and the pluperfect subjunctive