El subjuntivo

¡Qué divertido!

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Multiple Choice

What would the Subjunctive NOT be used for?

• An "if" statement

• A wish

• A demand

• A fact

Multiple Choice

The Subjunctive is not a tense, it is a(n).....

• mood

• question

• exclamation

• clause

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Regular Spanish, how we've always done Spanish up until now, is called the

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To use the Subjunctive, you must have how many verbs and how many subjects?

Multiple Choice

What does the W stand for in WEIRDO?

• why

• want

• will

• whatever

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What does the E stand for in WEIRDO?

• energy

• excellence

• emotion

• everyone

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What does the I stand for in WEIRDO?

• intelligence

• importance

• if / then

• it phrase

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What does the R NOT stand for?

• request

• recommendation

• suggestion

• reference

Multiple Choice

What does the D stand for in WEIRDO?

• doubt

• don't

• deny

• decorate

Multiple Choice

The "O" in WEIRDO stands for Oh, I hope or hope - how do you say that in Spanish?

• Oscuro

• Ojalá

• Oferta

• Original

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence Subjunctive or Indicative?

I recommend that you study for the test.

• Subjunctive

• Indicative

Multiple Choice

That sentence was Subjunctive - why?

I recommend that you study for the test.

• 2 subjects, 2 verbs, W

• 2 subjects, 2 verbs, E

• 2 subjects, 2 verbs, I

• 2 subjects, 2 verbs, R

Look at these three sentences & decide Subjunctive or Indicative & be able to say why!

Indicative (1 subject o 1 verb o not WEIRDO) or

Subjunctive (2 subjects & 2 verbs & what letter of WEIRDO)

1) We hope that we have fun at the party.

2) It is possible that we'll have a test next week.

3) My mom suggests that I clean my room.

How do you form the Subjunctive?

• The 1st verb is conjugated normally in the present tense

• Then you put the word "que" in

• After the "que" you now conjugate in the Subjunctive

• Put the verb in the "yo" form to pick up any go verbs (tengo, hago, pongo) or stem changes (juego, duermo, quiero)

• Drop the "o"

• Switch the ending. Ar verbs now take Er endings: e, es, e, emos, éis, en

• Er/Ir verbs now take the Ar endings: a, as, a, amos, áis, an

Los ejemplos

She wants you to study.

1st verb normal + que + verb after the que put in yo form, drop the "o", switch the ending.

Ella quiere que tú estudies.

It is important that we do the homework.

1st verb normal + que + verb after the que put in yo form, drop the "o", switch the ending.

Es importante que nosotros hagamos la tarea.

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You try to conjugate the verb after the "que" now in the Subjunctive.

Ellos recomiendan que yo (trabajar) mucho.

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You try to conjugate the verb after the "que" now in the Subjunctive.

Yo quiero que tú (tener) un buen día.

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You try to conjugate the verb after the "que" now in the Subjunctive.

Es posible que nosotros (ganar) el partido en Waukee.

Multiple Choice

... ustedes (aprender)

• aprendas

• aprenden

• aprendan

• aprenda

Multiple Choice

... que nosotros (leer)

• leen

• leemos

• lean

• leamos

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... que yo (preguntar)

• pregunto

• pregunte

• pregunta

• preguntes

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a subjunctive ending for -er verbs?

• e

• a

• an

• amos

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a subjunctive ending for -ir verbs?

• amos

• as

• a

• in

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a subjunctive ending for -ar verbs?

• emos

• e

• an

• es

Now go to OnCampus & find the note packet about the Subjunctive! Go to page 4 of the notes & complete the examples there!