Juan Luis Guerra's song Ojalá que llueva café is especially appropriate for introducing and practicing the present subjunctive mood of Spanish. For additional interactive grammar activities and exercises visit the Spanish Language & Culture main page.

Análisis de la canción - Ojalá que llueva café (para mandar a su profesor) Repaso del vocabulario en Ojalá Global Forum on the World's Future (review of noun clauses) Self-check verb chart - present subjunctive Ex #1 - Subjunctive forms Ex #2 - Subjunctive forms Ex #3 - Subjunctive forms Ex #4 - Subjunctive - verbs of influence Ex #5 - Tú commands and present subjunctive  (verbs of influence) Ex #6 - Subjunctive - verbs of emotion Ex #7 - Subjunctive - verbs of doubt Ex #8 - Subjunctive vs Indicative (verbs of doubt and certainty) Ex #9 - Subjunctive-Foto Tour of the Dominican Republic (verbs of influence, emotion, doubt) Ex #10 - Subjunctive vs indicative (verbs of influence, emotion, doubt) Ex #11 - Subjunctive/Indicative - adjective clauses Ex #12 - Subjunctive/Indicative - adverbial clauses #1 Ex #13 - Subjunctive/Indicative - adverbial clauses #2