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Exercises - Present Subjunctive

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	Review Exercise (Answers)
Luis trajo una pelota para queel gato.
(Luis brought a ball for the cat to play.)
Ellos comen antes de quesu abuelo.
(They eat before his grandpa goes out.)
Sin que el maestro, yo salgo de la escuela.
(Without the teacher seeing, I go out from the school.)
Tan pronto como túve para ir a jugar.
(As soon as you can, go so you can play.)
Rafael, en cuantosu programa, viene a cenar.
(As soon as Rafael finishes his program, he will come to have dinner.)
Mientras Susanala tarea, yo estoy feliz.
(As long as Susana does the homework, I am happy.)
Apenas papáa casa, él verá la televisión.
(As soon as dad arrives home, he will watch TV.)
Nosotros saldremos hasta quela casa.
(We will go out until we clean the house.)
Tú verás la televisión después queHugo.
(After Hugo comes you will watch the TV.)
Aunque yohambre, no puedo comer carne.
(Although I have hunger, I can´t eat meat.)
Por más que éldulces, no le daré.)
(The more he asks for candies, I won´t give him.)
A pesar de que él quiere jugar, él no.
(In spite of he wants to play, he can´t.)

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