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Subjunctive Mood

Subjunctive Mood

The Spanish "subjunctive" is used to express emotions and feelings as opposed to "indicative" which refers to actual (or likely) events.

Brief overview of uses:

Present - Emotions today and tomorrow about something being done today or tomorrow.

Imperfect - Emotions yesterday about something done before yesterday and conditional sentences referring to something unreal today or tomorrow.

Present Perefect - Emotions today and tomorrow about something done yesterday.

Pluperfect - Conditional sentences referring to something unreal yesterday.

Follow the links on the right for more information on each subjunctive mood.

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Related Topics

expressing regret
hypothetical past
present subjunctive
conditional clauses
expressing feelings
expressing doubt
phrases require subjunctive
forming present subjunctive
work in progress
time expressions
expressing feelings
expressing feelings
work in progress

Types of Subjunctive

present

imperfect

present perfect

pluperfect

future

Business

Soundun dineral - a mint of money
Soundventaja - leverage (financial)

vocab

Exercises

noun clause

ex. 1 ex. 2 ex. 3 ex. 4

Subj. vs Indicative 4
Subj. vs Indicative 5
Subj. vs Indicative 6
Subj. in Adverbial Clauses 7
Subj. in Adverbial Clauses 8
Subj. Tenses 9
Subj. of Stem-changing Verbs 10
Subj. of Stem-changing Verbs 11
Subj. w/ Expressions of Emotion 12

Business

ex. 1

Use of Subjunctive

Use

when to use
more on use
time expressions
nominal clauses 1
nominal clauses 2
nominal clauses 3

Example Sentences

sentences



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