Subject Lessons:
Spanish Conjunctions
Coordinating Conjunctions Spanish
Subordinating Conjunctions Spanish
Pero and Sino in Spanish
Subject Exercises:
Mixed Conjunctions Worksheet 1
Spanish Coordinating Conjunctions Exercise
Spanish Subordinating Conjunctions Exercise
Pero vs Sino vs Sino Que Worksheet 1
Pero vs Sino vs Sino Que Exercise 2
Multiple Choice:
Spanish Conjunctions Quiz (Mixed)
Spanish Conjunctions Practice Test 2
PDF Worksheets:
Spanish Conjunctions PDF 1 / PDF 2 / See All
Conjunctions in Spanish (conjunciones en español) are used to connect words, phrases, express contrast or to add information. Spanish conjunctions can be grouped into two categories; coordinating and subordinating.
Spanish Coordinating Conjunctions Chart
Coordinating Conjunctions in Spanish (conjunciones de coordinación en español) are used to coordinate or join different words or phrases. See how to use coordinating conjunctions in Spanish.
Conjunction | Meaning | Example |
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Aunque | although, even, even though | Llegaremos aunque sea tarde. We will arrive even if it is late. |
E | and | Laura habla español e inglés. Laura speaks Spanish and English. |
Es decir | that is, that is to say | Estoy cansado y tengo trabajo que hacer, es decir, no podré salir esta noche. I am tired and I have work to do, that is, I will not be able to go out tonight. |
Excepto | except for | Todos iremos a la playa excepto Mary. We will all go to the beach except for Mary. |
Mas | but | Carla es adulta, mas es muy ingenua. Carla is an adult, but she is very naive. |
Ni…ni | neither… nor | No quiero ni carne ni pollo. I don’t want neither meat nor chicken. |
No obstante | however, nevertheless | Me gusta el té, no obstante prefiero café. I like tea, however I prefer coffee. |
O | or | ¿Quieres una pera o una naranja? Do you want a pear or an orange? |
Pero | but | Quiero aprender portugués, pero no tengo tiempo. I want to learn Portuguese, but I don’t have time. |
Sin embargo | however | Tania es alérgica a las flores, sin embargo, tiene algunas en su patio. Tania is allergic to flowers, however, she has some in her backyard. |
U | or | Esta billetera vale alrededor de setenta u ochenta euros. This wallet is worth around seventy or eighty euros. |
Y | and | Yo hablo español y francés. I speak Spanish and French. |
Spanish Subordinating Conjunctions Chart
Subordinating conjunctions in Spanish (conjunciones subordinadas en español) are clauses that cannot stand alone because their meaning are dependent on each other. See how to use subordinating conjunctions in Spanish.
Conjunction | Meaning | Examples |
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A fin de que | in order to, so that | Me gustaría que hablemos a fin de que podamos llevarnos mejor. I would like us to talk so that we can get along better. |
Como | as, if, since | Como estaba cansada, me fui a dormir. Since I was tired, I went to sleep. |
Con tal de que | as long as | Puedes ir al parque, con tal de que termines tu tarea. You can go to the park, as long as you finish your homework. |
Para que | so that | Lucía se pone crema para que la quemadura se cure. Lucia puts on cream so that the burn heals. |
Porque | because | Bryan se ha quedado en casa porque tiene trabajo que hacer. Bryan has stayed home because he has to work to do. |
Puesto que | since | Puesto que no te gusta mi comida, no cocinaré para ti. Since you don’t like my food, I won’t cook for you. |
Si | if | Si no vienes temprano a la fiesta, no comerás pastel. If you don’t come to the party early, you won’t eat cake. |
Siempre que | as long as | Podemos ir al cine siempre que veamos una película de terror. We can go to the cinema as long as we see a horror movie. |
Ya que | since | No podemos salir esta noche, ya que tenemos mucho trabajo. We can’t go out tonight, since we have a lot of work. |