The Subjunctive in Adjective Clauses

Relative pronouns lo que. Relative pronouns lo que used when referring to an idea, and not to a noun with a specific gender.
Español 4 Honores. The INDICATIVE is used to refer to people or things whose existence is CERTAIN. (A specific person in mind) The SUBJUNCTIVE is used.
Subjunctive with the unknown or nonexistent.
The subjunctive vs. indicative in adjective clauses
ANTE TODO In Unidad 9, you learned that the subjunctive is used in adverbial clauses after certain conjunctions. You will now learn how the subjunctive.
Subjuntivo With the unknown or nonexistent. Indivativo vs. subjuntivo Indicative: Used to talk about what is. normal conjugations Ej: Alonso puede ser.
¿Te toca lavar los platos?
El subjuntivo en cláusulas adjetivales
Todo tiene soluciónGramática 2 Repaso: Future tense Preview Future tense Grammar Guys.
Saber and Conocer Two forms of =To Know
El subjuntivo con el desconocido
El Subjuntivo en Cláusulas Adjetivas
La gramática.  Use the subjunctive in adjective clauses to express that the existence of someone or something is uncertain or indefinite.  Ejemplo:
Subjunctive with an adjective clause
Repaso: Imperfect Preview Imperfect Grammar Guys.
The Subjunctive in Adjective Clauses (with the unknown)
SUBJUNCTIVE LECCION 5. ADJECTIVE CLAUSE Use the subjunctive when the adjective clause describes an indefinite or a nonexistent person or thing REMEMBER.
Copyright © 2008 Vista Higher Learning. All rights reserved  In Lección 13, you learned that the subjunctive is used in adverbial clauses after.
©2014 by Vista Higher Learning, Inc. All rights reserved  In Lección 4, you learned that the subjunctive is used in adverbial clauses after certain.
ANTE TODO In Lección 13, you learned that the subjunctive is used in adverbial clauses after certain conjunctions. You will now learn how the subjunctive.
¡A pasarlo bien!Gramática 1 Repaso: Ir a + infinitive in the imperfect Preview Ir a + infinitive in the imperfect Grammar Guys.
CLÁUSULAS ADJETIVALES
 Both saber and conocer mean “to know” but they have different uses. (like ser and estar)  Both verbs are irregular in the yo form but are regular in.
Ahora – Copy down the following questions, then answer it in a complete sentence in Spanish. 1. ¿Qué te gusta hacer después de la escuela? 2. ¿De dónde.
Spanish III. Sometimes you describe a noun with an adjective, and sometimes you use an entire clause to describe a noun, that is an adjective clause.
Subjunctive with the unknown or nonexistent
Indefinite Words Página 283. Affirmative and Negative Words pg. 283 Indefinite words are used when referring to non-specific people, things or situations.
The Subjunctive with Nonexistent and Indefinite Lección 5.2 p
The verb “GUSTAR” Literally means “to be pleasing to” But in English, we would say “to like”
¡A pasarlo bien!Gramática 1 Nosotros commands Preview Nosotros commands Grammar Guys.
ANTE TODO 15.3 Present Perfect Subjunctive (el presente perfecto de subjuntivo), like the present perfect indicative, is used to talk about what has happened.
(loose translation).  Gusta – is used when you like one thing, or to do something (verb)  I like food. -> Me gusta la comida.  I like to talk (verb)
Magic Circle 2 Actividades de Escuchar. Your friend is very busy. Listen as she describes her To-Do list of chores. Next to each chore, put a check mark.
Entre familiaGramática 2 Past progressive Preview Past progressive Grammar Guys.
EL 4 DE FEBRERO DE 2011 SRTA. FORGUE La clase de español II.
Subjunctive with the unknown
Gustar to be pleasing (use it to say what someone likes, or likes to do)
Objetivo: What are some activities we like to do? What don’t we like to do? Hagan Ahora: Translate the following words into English. la comunidadpero.
Objetivo: to identify phrases that express someone must do something. Ahora: List 3 adverbs and where are they placed in a sentence.
Gustar, ¿Por qué?, and Porque Capítulo 2. Use the definite articles when talking about nouns as a category or using gustar. Gustar means “to be pleasing.
Repaso: Object pronouns
Grammar from Chapter 1.1 (What you covered last year)
Saber vs. Conocer “To Know”. Saber = to know Yo - sé I know Nos. – sabemos We know Tú – sabes You know Vos. – sabéis Y’all know Él, ella, Ud. – sabe He.
THE VERB GUSTAR ¿POR QUÉ? AND PORQUE 1 Capítulo 2:Gramática 2.
El subjuntivo vs. el indicativo en cláusulas adjetivas.
How to conjugate an AR verb. We already know that in Spanish infinitives can end in: AR (bailar, cantar) ER (correr, ver) IR (escribir) In Spanish the.
Subjunctive The subjunctive is also used when referring or talking about indefinite, unknown, or nonexistent things or people. Mi novio es guapo. (Indicative)
Gustar with infinitives El Verbo “GUSTAR” En español gustar significa “to be pleasing” In English, the equivalent is “to like”
Entre familiaGramática 1 Present perfect subjunctive Preview Present perfect subjunctive Grammar Guys.
Gustar = to like When do we use the verb gustar? We use the verb “gustar” to talk about what a person likes to do. How do I express what activities people.
SABER and CONOCER Page 56 Realidades 2 SABER & CONOCER Both saber and conocer mean “to know.” They both have irregular “yo” forms.
Chapter 1. The equivalent of gustar in English is… to like.
  Jugó=he/she played  Use the preterite tense for past actions that are viewed as over and are not being connected to the present. ¿Te acuerdas?
The Subjunctive with the Unknown Page 181 – Chp. 7 – Ven conmigo 3.
Subjunctive with nonexistent and indefinite
El subjuntivo en cláusulas adjetivos
Ser vs. Estar Both ser and estar mean “to be” – but they are used in different situations.
Subjunctive with nonexistent and indefinite
¿Hay alguien que…. ¿Hay un lugar donde…
[C] Notas: Using the Subjunctive with Conjunctions of Time
UWEIRDO: Triggers for the Subjunctive
El concepto del subjuntivo
¿Hay alguien que…. ¿Hay un lugar donde…
Pronouns after prepositions
ANTE TODO In Lección 13, you learned that the subjunctive is used in adverbial clauses after certain conjunctions. You will now learn how the subjunctive.
Pronouns after prepositions
El subjuntivo con lo que no es conocido o lo que no existe