Español - Presente De Subjuntivo 1

The correct answer is "cures". In Spanish, the verb "curar" means "to heal" or "to cure". When conjugated in the present subjunctive tense for the second person singular "tú", the ending "-es" is added to the verb stem "cur-". Therefore, "cures" is the correct conjugation for "curar" in the present subjunctive tense for "tú".

The correct answer is "bese" because when conjugating the verb "besar" in the Present Subjunctive tense for the third-person singular (él), we use the form "bese". In Spanish, the Present Subjunctive is used to express desires, doubts, wishes, or recommendations.

The correct answer is "intente". In this sentence, the verb "intentar" is conjugated in the Present Subjunctive tense to match the subject "Ana". The use of the Subjunctive suggests uncertainty or doubt about whether Ana will take the exam again next month.

The correct answer is "cene". In this sentence, "puede ser que mañana" indicates a possibility or uncertainty about the future. The verb that follows should be in the subjunctive form to express this uncertainty. "Cene" is the correct form of the verb "cenar" in the subjunctive mood for the first person singular. It translates to "I have dinner" or "I might have dinner".

The correct answer is "retire". In the present subjunctive tense, the verb "retirar" is conjugated as "retire" for the third person singular (ella). This form is used to express wishes, doubts, recommendations, or desires.

The correct answer is "manejen" because when conjugating the verb "manejar" in the present subjunctive tense for the subject "ellos" (they), we need to add the ending "-en" to the stem "manej-".

The correct answer is "recete" because when conjugating the verb "recetar" in the present subjunctive tense for the first person singular (yo), we need to drop the -ar ending and add -e.

The correct answer is "abran". This is the correct conjugation of the verb "abrir" in the present subjunctive form. The phrase is expressing a possibility or uncertainty, which requires the use of the subjunctive mood.

The correct answer is "te entrevisten" because it completes the sentence in the subjunctive mood. The phrase "Ojalá" expresses a wish or desire, and when followed by a verb, it requires the subjunctive form. In this case, "te entrevisten" is the subjunctive form of the verb "entrevistar" in the third person plural, which agrees with the subject "ellos" (the company).

The correct answer is "pinte" because the sentence is expressing a possibility or uncertainty. In this case, the speaker is saying that they may paint their house because they will have more money. In Spanish, the present subjunctive is used to express doubt, wishes, or possibilities. Therefore, "pinte" is the correct conjugation of the verb "pintar" in the present subjunctive form for the third person singular.

The correct answer is "esperen" because when conjugating the verb "esperar" in the Present Subjunctive tense for the pronoun "ustedes" (you all), we need to use the third-person plural form of the verb. In this case, the correct form is "esperen".

The correct answer is "me preste". In this sentence, the phrase "Ojalá que" indicates a desire or wish, and it is followed by the verb "preste" in the subjunctive form. The subject of the sentence is "mi hermano" (my brother), and the indirect object is "me" (me). Therefore, the correct form is "me preste" which means "lend me".

The verb "olvides" is conjugated in the Present Subjunctive form for the second person singular (tú). In this sentence, it is used to express a possibility or uncertainty. The phrase "puede ser que te lo" suggests that there is a chance that you might forget the phone number, so the correct conjugation is "olvides."

The correct answer is "desees" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "desear" in the present subjunctive form for the second-person singular pronoun "tú". In Spanish, the present subjunctive is used to express desires, wishes, doubts, and uncertainty.

The verb "reciba" is the correct conjugation in the Present Subjunctive for the third person singular (él/ella/usted) of the verb "recibir". In this sentence, the speaker is expressing uncertainty or doubt about whether they will receive visits, so the subjunctive mood is used.

The verb "sorprenda" is conjugated in the present subjunctive tense to match the third person singular pronoun "te" in the sentence. This form is used to express uncertainty, possibility, or doubt about the action of the verb. In this context, it indicates that the speaker is uncertain or doubtful about whether the news will surprise the person they are speaking to.

In this sentence, the speaker is expressing uncertainty or doubt about the need to use the credit card. The verb "necesitar" is conjugated in the present subjunctive form to match the subject "quizá" (maybe) and the first person plural (we). Therefore, the correct conjugation is "necesitemos," meaning "we may need."

The correct answer is "vendan." In this sentence, the verb "vender" is conjugated in the present subjunctive form to match the possibility expressed by "Puede ser que" (It could be that). The subject is not specified, but it is implied that multiple actions (varias acciones) could be carried out by someone or a group of people.

The question asks to conjugate the verb in the present subjunctive tense for the given person. "Tal vez" indicates uncertainty or doubt, which requires the use of the subjunctive mood. The correct conjugation for "invitar" in the present subjunctive for the third person singular (Karina) is "invite". Similarly, the correct conjugation for "aceptar" in the present subjunctive for the third person singular is "acepte".

The verb "leamos" is the correct conjugation in the present subjunctive form for the first-person plural (nosotros/nosotras) of the verb "leer" (to read). In this sentence, the speaker expresses a wish or desire that they and others read all of Cervantes' work. The use of the present subjunctive form "leamos" indicates that the action of reading Cervantes' work is uncertain or hypothetical.

The verb "gastes" is the correct answer because it is the conjugated form of the verb "gastar" in the present subjunctive tense for the second person singular. In the given sentence, it is used to express a possibility or uncertainty about someone spending more money than necessary on the trip.

The correct answer is "cantéis". This is the correct conjugation of the verb "cantar" in the present subjunctive tense for the second person plural (vosotros/vosotras). The sentence is expressing a possibility or uncertainty, indicating that you may sing in the presentation of the play.

The correct answer is "abras" because the sentence is expressing a desire or a wish (Ojalá que), which requires the use of the subjunctive mood. In this case, the verb "abrir" is conjugated in the present subjunctive form for the second person singular, which is "abras".

The correct answer is "leáis" because it is the conjugation of the verb "leer" in the present subjunctive form for the pronoun "vosotros". In Spanish grammar, the present subjunctive is used to express desires, doubts, recommendations, or actions that have not yet occurred. In this case, "leáis" indicates that the speaker is expressing a desire or recommendation for the group of people referred to as "vosotros" to read.

The correct answer for the first blank is "empecemos" because it is the conjugation of the verb "empezar" in the present subjunctive form for the first-person plural pronoun "nosotros". The verb "empezar" means "to start" and in this sentence, it is expressing a possibility or uncertainty.

The correct answer for the second blank is "recibamos" because it is the conjugation of the verb "recibir" in the present subjunctive form for the first-person plural pronoun "nosotros". The verb "recibir" means "to receive" and in this sentence, it is expressing a desire or hope.

The correct answer is "amplíen". In this sentence, the verb "ampliar" needs to be conjugated in the present subjunctive form to match the uncertainty expressed by the word "quizá" (maybe). The subject of the sentence is "ellos" (they), referring to "mis vecinos" (my neighbors), so the correct conjugation is "amplíen".