Express hopes and intentions, and dream with hypothetical conditionals.
A young person talks about their plans for the next few years and one big dream.
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Separate what you intend to do from what you only imagine. Realistic plans: « pienso + infinitivo » ('I intend to', « Pienso estudiar Medicina »), « tengo pensado… », and hopes with « espero + infinitivo » (« Espero viajar más »). When the subject of the hope changes, use the subjunctive: « Espero que apruebes. » Hypothetical dreams use the imperfect subjunctive + conditional: « Si pudiera, dejaría todo y viajaría. » The shift between « pienso » (likely) and « si pudiera » (imagined) is exactly what marks B1.
Write 4–5 sentences about your future: one realistic plan (pienso/espero) and one hypothetical dream (si pudiera + conditional).
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