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Spanish subjunctive games
Free interactive games to practise the Spanish subjunctive: present subjunctive forms, wishes and advice (quiero que, ojalá), indicative vs subjunctive with opinions, feelings, «para que», the imperfect subjunctive and unreal conditionals.
Use it with your class
Send this page to your students: they pick a game and play, no sign-up needed.
The games
Games from the course, lesson by lesson
Ojalá que… B1 · Lesson
¿Indicativo o subjuntivo? B1 · Lesson
Te deseo lo mejor B1 · Lesson
- Multiple choice quiz
- Match up
- Fill in the gaps
- Memory game
- Tic-tac-toe quiz
- Escape: open the lock
- Board game
Creo que… / No creo que… B1 · Lesson
- Multiple choice quiz
- Match up
- Put the words in order
- Memory game
- Tic-tac-toe quiz
- Escape: open the lock
- Board game
Me alegro de que hayas venido B1 · Lesson
Me da rabia que… B1 · Lesson
¿Sé que… o dudo que…? B2 · Lesson
Para que lo sepas B2 · Lesson
Si fuera un pájaro… B2 · Lesson
Si lo hubiera sabido… B2 · Lesson
Aunque, a pesar de que… B2 · Lesson
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Questions
Are these games free?
Yes. Every game is free, with no limit on plays, and students don't need an account.
Where do the games come from?
Each game is an exercise from a lesson of the Interactive Spanish Books course (Dímelo Slides), written by a Dominican Spanish teacher. Every lesson has its slides, explanations and audio at interactivespanishbooks.com.
Can I use them in my Spanish class?
Yes. Send the link to your students, project a game on the board, or tap «Make a copy» to change the questions.