GCSE SPANISH AQA THE COMPLETE VERB TENSES FOR THE SYLLABUS

These exercises are designed to practice various grammatical aspects in Spanish, covering Present indicative- present continuous- preterite imperfect: in weather expressions with estar, hacer imperfect ®- immediate future future ® perfect: most common verbs only conditional: gustar only in set phrases pluperfect ® -gerund ®- imperative: common forms including negative subjunctive, present ®- in certain exclamatory phrases (¡Viva! ¡Dígame!)- subjunctive, imperfect: quisiera impersonal verbs: most common only.
This collection covers a wide range of verb tenses and grammatical structures, helping students improve their proficiency in Spanish through contextual practice.** Answers included**

Present Indicative:
Usage: Describes habitual actions or general truths.
Task: Complete sentences by conjugating verbs in the present indicative.

Present Continuous:
Usage: Describes actions that are happening at the current moment.
Task: Complete sentences by conjugating verbs in the present continuous.

Preterite:
Usage: Describes past and completed actions.
Task: Complete sentences by conjugating verbs in the preterite tense.

Imperfect (Expressions of Time with “Estar” and “Hacer”):
Usage: Describes past continuous actions or situations.
Task: Complete sentences by conjugating verbs in the imperfect tense as needed.
Imperfect:
Usage: Describes past actions without a specific ending time.
Task: Complete sentences with the appropriate verb in the imperfect tense.
Immediate Future:
Usage: Describes actions that will happen in the near future.
Task: Complete sentences with the appropriate verb in the immediate future tense.
Future:
Usage: Describes future actions.
Task: Complete sentences with the appropriate verb in the future tense.
Present Perfect:
Usage: Describes recent past actions or actions relevant to the present.
Task: Complete sentences in the present perfect tense.
Usage: Describes hypothetical or conditional events.
Task: Complete sentences with “gustar” in conditional tense.
Usage: Describes actions that happened before another past action.
Task: Use the pluscuamperfecto to complete sentences.
Gerund:
Usage: Describes ongoing actions.
Task: Complete sentences with the correct form of the gerund.
Usage: Used to give orders or instructions.
Task: Complete sentences in both affirmative and negative forms of the imperative.
Present Subjunctive in Exclamatory Sentences:
Usage: Used to express wishes, doubts, or uncertainties.
Task: Complete exclamatory sentences using the present subjunctive.
Usage: Used to express wishes or polite requests.
Task: Complete sentences using “quisiera” in the imperfect subjunctive tense.
Usage: Used to express actions without a specific subject.
Task: Complete sentences using common impersonal verbs.