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as much as I complain about verbs, they’re pretty cool.
Why sleep when I can pour all my frustrations into a text post, chicken out of posting it, then just give up and work on lesson plans at 2 am?
Spanish LL7
Present Subjunctive
From spanishdict.com: The subjunctive is used to express desires, doubts, the unknown, the abstract, and emotions.
Conjugation:
First, conjugate the verb in the present yo form.
Then, add the proper present subjunctive ending:
For -ar verbs:
yo - e
tú - es
él/ella/usted - e
nosotros - emos
vosotros - éis
ellos/ellas/ustedes - en
For -er / -ir verbs:
yo - a
tú - as
él/ella/usted - a
nosotros - amos
vosotros - áis
ellos/ellas/ustedes - an
Examples:
(tú) venir - vengas
(nosotros) respirar - respiremos
Remember that if the verb has an irregular yo form (such as venir in the example above), you keep that form when conjugating in the subjunctive! Stem changes also remain the same except in the nosotros and vosotros forms for -ir verbs. In nosotros/vosotros, ue --> u and ie --> i. ex. dormir - durmamos / durmáis , sentir - sintamos, sintáis.
Also remember the spelling changes for verbs ending in -car, -gar, -zar.
-car --> -que
-gar --> gue
-zar --> ce
Ex: (él) almorzar --> almorce
Irregular verbs:
hay --> haya
dar estar ir saber ser
yo dé esté vaya sepa sea
tú des estés vayas sepas seas
el/ella/usted dé esté vaya sepa sea
nosotros demos estemos vayamos sepamos seamos
vosotros deis estéis vayáis sepáis seáis
ellos/ellas/ustedes den estén vayan sepan sean
Some expressions always followed by the subjunctive:
Es bueno que... - It’s good that...
Es importante que... - It’s important that...
Es mejor que... - It’s better that...
Es necesario que... - It’s necessary that...
Es malo que... - It’s bad that...
Es urgente que... - It’s urgent that...
Es probable que... - It’s probable that...
Es recomendable que... - It’s recommended that
Example: Es importante que estudie por la prueba. - It’s important that I/he/she/you study for the quiz.
For more: https://www.spanishdict.com/guide/impersonal-expressions-with-the-subjunctive
Now I will be going into verbs that are commonly followed by the subjunctive but before that it is important to understand in what circumstances you would use the subjunctive.
The subjunctive is used when there is more than one subject in a sentence. For example, “I hope that I can go to the party,” would not use the subjunctive since “I” is the subject of both clauses. If you were to say, “I hope that you can go to the party,” it would use the subjunctive since the subject of the second clause is different from the first.
This first set of verbs are called verbs of “will and influence” meaning you use them when you are hoping to influence the actions of others.
aconsejar - to advise
desear - to wish ; to desire
importar - to be important
insistir (en) - to insist (on)
mandar - to order
necesitar - to need
pedir - to ask (for)
preferir - to prefer
prohibir - to prohibit
querer - to want
recomendar - to recommend
rogar - to beg
sugerir - to suggest
Example: Me importa que ustedes vengan a mi fiesta. - It’s important to me that you guys come to my party.
I’ll do another post on the other uses of the subjunctive I’m currently learning another time.
Present Subjunctive
Expresses a person’s emotions, opinions, desires, or attitude, or undercertainty, or hypothetical thoughts.
There is a main clause and a subordinate clause connected by CHE, the main clause contains the verb that triggers the subjunctive
Impersonal phrases trigger subjunctive
E importante lavorare ogni giorni E importante che io lavori ogni giorni
To form: Drop the infinitive ending and then add the subjunctive ending.
Add an h between the stem and the ending for verbs ending in -care and -gare
Do no double ‘i’ in the -iare verbs.

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Can anyone help me and explain the present subjunctive/imperfect subjuncive verb tense to me?
I'm trying to say "Oh, the times and places you'll go" in French.
I'm not sure what to use for the verb tense.
It would probably be translated as "that you will go"
But would it be the future tense and just add "que"
Or would it be the present or imperfect subjunctive?
Thank you! ♥
USE present perfect subjunctive when it is necessary to use subjunctive (when you have que), the main clause is present, but you want the second clause to be in the past
-es posible que haya ido todos los dias. present perfect subjunctive
-es posible que vaya al practico todos los dias. present subjunctive
-si hubiera pedido su maestra, el habria sabido sobre la pruebita. past perfect subjunctive
-talk to ms. m about impf subjunctive
Help with the present perfect subjunctive
http://www.elearnspanishlanguage.com/grammar/verb/presentperfectsubjunctive.html
The present perfect subjunctive, also known as the past or perfect subjunctive, is used when a verb or expression requiring the subjunctive in the main clause is in the present, future, or present perfect. You might notice that the same definition holds true for the regular (present) subjunctive, so what's the difference? The present subjunctive is used when the dependent clause is in the present or future, while the present perfect subjunctive is used when the dependent clause is in the past.
For example, if you want to say "I doubt you'll do it," you'd use the present subjunctive: Dudo que lo hagas. But if you wanted to say "I doubt that you did it," you'd use the present perfect subjunctive: Dudo que lo hayas hecho.
Another example: "It's good that he is studying" - Es bueno que estudie vs "It's good that he studied" - Es bueno que haya estudiado.