Sentence completion: subjunctive, indicative, infinitive, present perfect

Sentence completion practice: Present subjunctive, indicative (present tense), infinitive (-ar, -er, -ir), and present perfect.

Complete each sentence using a present subjunctive verb, a present tense verb (indicative), an infinitive, or a verb in the present perfect tense (haber + past participle). After using the appropriate verb form, give details. No one word responses. Avoid repetition (using the same words over and over).

In the first blank, write S for present subjunctive, P for indicative (present tense), I for infinitive, and T for present perfect

There are 22 sentences total.

Example:

____ 1. La profesora prefiere que nosotros _______________________________________

____ 2. Los fines de semana mis amigos y yo _________________________________________

____ 3. Marcos quiere _______________________________________

____ 4. Mis amigos nunca _______________

Answer key (pages 3-4) is included for verb indicators only in the first blank. (S, P, I, T). Student answers will vary for the original sentences.

This practice can be used for classwork, homework, or as a review before exam.