El Presente Del Subjuntivo... Las Formas
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Yo quiero que tú _________(saber) la respuesta.
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Vas a saber
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Supiste
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Sabes
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Sepas
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Ellos insisten en que yo __________(practicar) la música.
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Practique
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Practica
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Practico
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Practiqué
Correct Answer
A. PractiqueExplanation
The correct answer is "practique" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "practicar" in the present subjunctive form. In this sentence, "Ellos insisten en que yo..." indicates that the verb following should be in the subjunctive mood.Rate this question:
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Es necesario que la clase de español _______(estudiar) para todas las pruebas sobre el subjuntivo.
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Va a estudiar
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Estudie
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Estudia
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Estudió
Correct Answer
A. EstudieExplanation
The correct answer is "estudie". This is because the sentence is expressing a necessity or requirement, which requires the use of the subjunctive mood. In this case, the verb "estudiar" needs to be conjugated in the present subjunctive form to match the subjunctive mood of the sentence. Therefore, "estudie" is the correct form.Rate this question:
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Quiero que tú ______(ir) conmigo al Prom.
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Vas a ir
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Fuiste
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Vayas
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Vas
Correct Answer
A. VayasExplanation
The correct answer is "vayas". In this sentence, the speaker is expressing their desire for the person they are addressing to go with them to the Prom. The verb "ir" (to go) is in the present subjunctive form "vayas" to convey this desire or request.Rate this question:
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Es importante que los estudiantes _______ (ser) serios en la escuela.
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Van a ser
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Fueron
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Sean
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Son
Correct Answer
A. SeanExplanation
La forma correcta del verbo en esta oración es "sean". La oración está expresando la necesidad de que los estudiantes sean serios en la escuela. El verbo "ser" en la forma subjuntiva presente para la tercera persona del plural es "sean".Rate this question:
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The subjunctive is a _________.
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Difficult tense in Spanish
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A mood, not a tense
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Verb tense in Spanish
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Required tense
Correct Answer
A. A mood, not a tenseExplanation
The correct answer is "a mood, not a tense." In Spanish, the subjunctive is not considered a tense but rather a mood. It is used to express uncertainty, doubt, desires, wishes, and hypothetical situations. Unlike verb tenses, which indicate when an action takes place, the subjunctive mood focuses on the speaker's attitude or perspective towards the action. It is important to understand the distinction between mood and tense when learning Spanish grammar.Rate this question:
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There are NO irregular verbs in the present subjunctive in Spanish.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
This statement is false. In Spanish, there are indeed irregular verbs in the present subjunctive. The present subjunctive forms of some verbs do not follow the regular conjugation patterns, and they have unique endings. These irregular verbs often have stem changes or spelling changes in their subjunctive forms. Therefore, the correct answer is false.Rate this question:
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Deseo que ella _________(venir) a la fiesta.
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Viene
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Venga
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Vino
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Vas a venir
Correct Answer
A. VengaExplanation
The correct answer is "venga" because it is the present subjunctive form of the verb "venir" which is used to express desires or wishes. In this sentence, the speaker is expressing their desire for her to come to the party.Rate this question:
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Sra. Weimar quiere que sus alumnos _______(sacar) las mejores notas posibles.
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Saquen
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Sacen
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Sacan
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Sacaron
Correct Answer
A. SaquenExplanation
Sra. Weimar quiere que sus alumnos saquen las mejores notas posibles. La palabra "saquen" está en el modo subjuntivo, que se utiliza para expresar deseos, órdenes o sugerencias. En este caso, la Sra. Weimar está expresando su deseo de que sus alumnos obtengan las mejores notas. Las otras opciones ("sacen", "sacan" y "sacaron") no están en el modo subjuntivo y no transmiten el mismo significado de deseo o sugerencia.Rate this question:
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The present subjunctive of regular verbs follows the same "rules" as the imperative in Spanish. That is to say, drop the O of the regular "yo" form of the present tense, add the "opposite vowel" and proceed. This even applies to verbs considered to be "irregular" ( decir, tener, hacer, venir, poner, etc.)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The explanation for the given correct answer is that the present subjunctive of regular verbs in Spanish follows the same rules as the imperative. This means that you drop the "o" from the regular "yo" form of the present tense, add the opposite vowel, and proceed. This rule even applies to verbs that are considered irregular, such as decir, tener, hacer, venir, poner, etc. Therefore, the statement "The present subjunctive of regular verbs follows the same rules as the imperative in Spanish" is true.Rate this question:
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