Present subjunctive
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The document discusses the conjugation of verbs in the present subjunctive mood in Spanish. It covers regular and irregular verbs, stem changes, spelling changes, uses of the subjunctive after certain trigger words and expressions, and the sequencing of tenses between the main and dependent clauses that require the subjunctive.
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- 2. Conjugating Present Subjunctive - Regular Verbs Conjugate verb in the yo present tense. pongo hablo Chop off the –o. pong- habl- Add opposite endings. -ar -er/-ir -e -emos -a -amos -es -éis -as -áis -e -en -a -an no hablen no ponga
- 3. Conjugating Present Subjunctive - Irregular Verbs Irregular Subjunctive Verbs ir ser saber vaya vayamos sea seamo sepa sepamos vayas vayáis seas seáis sepas sepáis vaya vayan sea sean sepa sepan dar estar haber D é demos esté estémos haya hayamos des deis estés estéis hayas hayáis D é den estés estén haya hayan
- 4. Conjugating Present Subjunctive - Stem Changes Stem changes in –ar and –er verbs is the same as present indicative. pensar- to think piense pensemos pienses penséis piense piensen
- 5. Conjugating Present Subjunctive - Stem Changes Stem changes in –ir verbs is the same as present indicative, but also stem change in the nosotros and vosotros forms o u and e i. dormir- to sleep duerma durmamos duermas durmáis duerma duerman
- 6. Conjugating Present Subjunctive - Spelling Changes Verbs that end in change to – car -que – gar -gue – zar -ce
- 7. Present Subjunctive- Volition Subjunctive occurs most frequently when you have: an independent clause + que + dependent clause and a subject change.
- 8. Present Subjunctive- Volition If there is no subject change, use the infinitive. ¿Quieres visitar Madrid? SÃ, espero ir este año.
- 9. Trigger Words- Volition aconsejar que advise desear que desire exigir que demand /require insistir que insist ojalá que I hope preferir que prefer recomendar que recommend
- 10. Trigger Words- Volition suplicar que beg/plead decir que tell escribir que write hacer que make mandar que send pedir que ask prohibir que prohibit
- 11. Trigger Words- Volition rogar que beg dejar que let esperar que hope impedir que prevent obligar a que oblige permitir que permit/allow querer que want sugerir que suggest
- 12. Present Subjunctive- Volition Decir and escribir require the subjunctive when used to express a command. Ojal á is always followed by the subjunctive. When used to express an indirect command, the verbs aconsejar, dejar, hacer, mandar, obligar, permitir, and prohibir can be followed by either an infinitive or que and the subjunctive.
- 13. Present Subjunctive Impersonal expressions that trigger subjunctive: es mejor que It’s better that es necesario que It’s necessary that es imprescindible que It’s essential that importa que It’s important that es probable que It’s probable that
- 14. Present Subjunctive es imposible que It’s impossible that conviene que It’s convenient /proper es menester que It’s necessary that es preciso que It ’s necessary that es importante que It’s important that más vale que It’s better that es posible que It’s possible that
- 15. Present Subjunctive es bueno que It’s good that es malo que It’s bad that es l á stima que It’s a shame that es raro que It’s rare that es f ácil que It’s easy that es difÃcil que It’s difficult/ unlikely that
- 16. Present Subjunctive: Sequencing of Tenses Main clause (indicative) Dependent clause (subjunctive) present present perfect present future present perfect command
- 17. Present Subjunctive: Sequencing of Tenses The present subjunctive is used to express what is happening or will happen in constructions that require the subjunctive. The present perfect subjunctive is used to express what has happened or will have happened in constructions that require the subjunctive.