Subjunctive Mood w Noun Clauses Spanish
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Jackie Forte
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Subjunctive Mood w Noun Clauses Spanish
by Jackie Forte
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Common Verbs that Precede Noun Clauses Taking the Subjunctive
in Spanish...
aconsejar -to advise
desear - to wish; to desire
exigir - to demand
importar - to be important; to matter
insistir (en) - to insist (on)
mandar - to order
necesitar - to need
oponerse a - to oppose
pedir - to ask (for)
preferir - to prefer
prohibir - to prohibit
proponer - to propose
querer - to want
recomendar - to recommend
rogar - to beg; to plead
sugerir - to suggest
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ejemplos
Two examples using a verb of will or influence and a connector (que) with a noun clause and subjunctive:
1. Necesito que busques a mi hermana en la iglesia.
(I need you to look for my sister in the church.)
2. El medico siempre me recomienda que deje de comer comida basura. (The doctor always recommends that I stop eating junk food.)
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Poll
¿están listos?
claro que si
no sé
de ninguna manera
más o menos
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Multiple Choice
Prefiere que hagas la tarea en la clase de español.
is an example of will and influence and a connector
is not an example of will and influence
and a connector
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Verbs of Emotion
alegrarse (de) - to be happy about
es extraño - it’s strange
es ridiculo - it’s ridiculous
es terrible - it’s terrible
es una pena - it’s a pity
esperar - to hope; to wish
gustar - to like; to be pleasing
molestar - to bother
ojalá que - I hope; I wish
sentir - to be sorry; to regret
sorprender - to surprise
temer - to fear
tener miedo (de) - to be afraid of
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ejemplos
1. Me sorprende que no quieras salir a correr.
(I am surprised that you don’t want to go running.)
2. Ojalá que te recuperes pronto.
(I hope you get well soon.)
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Multiple Choice
Ojalá no haga frío mañana.
is not an example of a verb of emotion
is an example of a verb of emotion
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Verbs of Doubt or Denial
dudar - to doubt
no creer - to disbelieve
(but the affirmative of creer does not take the subjunctive)
no es verdad - it’s not true
(but the affirmative es verdad does not take the subjunctive)
es imposible - it’s impossible
es improbable - it’s improbable
es poco seguro - it’s uncertain
(no) es possible - it’s (not possible)
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ejemplos
1. No es verdad que Margarita vaya con nosotros.
(It’s not true that Margarita is going with us.)
2. No creo que Mauricio quiera consultar a un dentista.
(I don’t believe Mauricio wants to consult with a dentist.)
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Multiple Choice
No creo que llueva esta semana.
is not an example of doubt or denial
is an example of doubt or denial
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Multiple Choice
Es falso que haya marcianos.
When the main verb expresses any subjective attitudes (sorrow, surprise, anger, indifference, concern, hope), the verb in the noun clause must be in the subjunctive:
After verbs expressing want, desire, hope, request, insistence, command, suggestion, etc., what is in the clause is like a command and must be in the subjunctive:
When the main verb expresses doubt, disbelief or denial, the verb in the noun clause should be in the subjunctive:
is always followed by the subjunctive
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Multiple Choice
Les pido que busquen mis cosas.
When the main verb expresses any subjective attitudes (sorrow, surprise, anger, indifference, concern, hope), the verb in the noun clause must be in the subjunctive:
After verbs expressing want, desire, hope, request, insistence, command, suggestion, etc., what is in the clause is like a command and must be in the subjunctive:
When the main verb expresses doubt, disbelief or denial, the verb in the noun clause should be in the subjunctive:
is always followed by the subjunctive
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Multiple Choice
Nos encanta que pague la cuenta.
When the main verb expresses any subjective attitudes (sorrow, surprise, anger, indifference, concern, hope), the verb in the noun clause must be in the subjunctive:
After verbs expressing want, desire, hope, request, insistence, command, suggestion, etc., what is in the clause is like a command and must be in the subjunctive:
When the main verb expresses doubt, disbelief or denial, the verb in the noun clause should be in the subjunctive:
is always followed by the subjunctive
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Multiple Choice
Ojalá que encuentren la solución.
When the main verb expresses any subjective attitudes (sorrow, surprise, anger, indifference, concern, hope), the verb in the noun clause must be in the subjunctive:
After verbs expressing want, desire, hope, request, insistence, command, suggestion, etc., what is in the clause is like a command and must be in the subjunctive:
When the main verb expresses doubt, disbelief or denial, the verb in the noun clause should be in the subjunctive:
is always followed by the subjunctive
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