What information can you get just from a single conjugated verb? (who, what, where, when, how etc.) Jugué Como Hablaban
EL INDICATIVO Expresses factual information, certainty and objectivity. EL SUBJUNTIVO Expresses the rest: doubt, possibilities, subjectivity, etc.
The doctor recommends that he take the pills with food. Subjunctive conjugation: he take The law requires that you be 18 years old to vote. Subjunctive conjugation: you be If I were a rich man, I wouldn't have to work hard. Subjunctive conjugation: I were *Ejemplos son de studyspanish.com
W – Will/wish/desire (Yo espero que…) E- Emotions (Estoy feliz que…) I – Impersonal observations (Es interesante que…) R – Recommendations (Yo recomiendo que…) D – Doubt/Denial/ Disbelief (No creo que…) O – Ojalá (More or less means “Lord willing” or “I hope, Lord willing…”)
El subjuntivo en español Main clause: Dudo (WIERDO) Conector que Subordinate clause: Tengas una vaca en tu casa (SUBJUNCTIVE) Most common Subjunctive usage: - IF the sentence has WIERDO in the main clause. - AND the subject of the main clause is NOT the same as the subordinate clause. - THEN the subordinate clause MUST be in the subjunctive.
Conjugate the verb in the present indicative “yo” form. Take off the “o” at the end. Add on the following endings: -e-emos -es-éis -e-en -a-amos -as-áis -a-an
Correr: yo Cantar: ellos Hablar: nosotros Bailar: tú Salir: ella
darestarhaberirsaberser yodéestéhayavayasepasea túdesestéshayasvayassepasseas usted, él, ella déestéhayavayasepasea nosotrosdemosestemoshayamosvayamossepamosseamos vosotrosdeisestéishayáisvayáissepáisseáis ustedes, ellos, ellas denesténhayanvayansepansean