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Present Subjunctive

Present Subjunctive

Use the present subjunctive to express influence over actions that subject would or would not like somebody else to do, but cannot directly control. The following formula is often used:

Subject 1 + verb of influence (ind) + que + Subject 2 + action to be done (subj)

(Yo) quiero que (Uds) vengan mañana.
I want you (all) to come tomorrow.

As opposed to:

(Yo) quiero venir mañana.
I want to come tomorrow.

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Related Topics
forming present subjunctive
when to use
more on use
expressing regret
hypothetical past
if sentences

Example Sentences

hable hables hablemos habléis hablen

coma comas comamos comáis coman

Forming Present Subjunctive

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Exercises

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Use

Present Subjunctive





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