Subjuntivo

Subjuntivo

Maestra: Perla Fernández-Nazario

Open Ended

When we use the indicative mood? 

Provide an example. 

Open Ended

When we use the subjuntivo? 

Provide an example. 

​Indicative

​Indicates or points something out; is factual; is objective; stands alone; is independent.

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Example:

Tú trabajas {you work}

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Subjunctive

​Is subjunctive; is not objective; is not factual; cannot stand alone; is dependent on something else; may or may not happen. 

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Example:

Yo quiero que trabajes.

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Multiple Choice

Indicative vs. Subjuntivo 

Los padres quieren que el niño corra la bicicleta. 

• Indicative

• Subjuntivo 

Multiple Choice

Indicative vs. Subjuntivo 

El niño corre la bicicleta.

• Indicative

• Subjuntivo 

Multiple Choice

Indicative vs. Subjuntivo 

Te deseo que tengas un hermoso cumpleaños. 

• Indicative

• Subjuntivo 

Multiple Choice

Indicative vs. Subjuntivo 

Él tiene un lindo cumpleaños.

• Indicative

• Subjuntivo 

Multiple Choice

Indicative vs. Subjuntivo 

Camila quiere que su hija tenga buenas notas. 

• Indicative

• Subjuntivo 

Multiple Choice

Indicative vs. Subjuntivo 

La hija de Camila tiene buenas notas.

• Indicative

• Subjuntivo 

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct verb. 

Mi mamá quiero que yo (hablar) español. 

• hablo

• hable

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct verb. 

Yo no (hablar) español.

• hablo

• hable

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct verb. 

Ella (correr) rápido. 

• corra

• corre

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct verb. 

El entrenador quiere que ella (correr) rápido.

• corra

• corre

​Let's practice!

Conjugate the verb in the subjuntivo.

​Irregular yo - form

Do you know? ​

​Irregular verbs

​caber: quepa, quepas, quepa, quepamos, quepan

​coger: coja, cojas, coamos, cojan

​conocer: conozca, conozcas, conozca, conozcamos, conozcan

​destruir: destruya, destruyas, destruya, destruyamos, destruyan

​distinguir: distinga, distingas, distinga, distingamos, distingan

​salir: salga, salgas, salga, salgamos, salgan

​venir: venga, vengas, venga, vengamos, vengan

​Subjuntivo: Giving Advice

​Are you good giving advice?

​Jake

​Jake is been late to work for the last two weeks because he has problems sleeping.

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His boss was upset and  give him an ultimatum.

Open Ended

What advice you have for Jake? 

Use the following verbs

 hablar - to talk

ir - to go

Le aconsejo que.... Finish the sentence

​Victoria

​Victoria fights with her boyfriend every day and she is thinking to break up with him but she doesn’t know how to.

Open Ended

What advice you have for Victoria? 

Verbs you should use:

llamar- to call

escribir - to write

Le aconsejo que.... Finish the sentence

​TJ

​Tj is a chef in a restaurant but he is always hungry because the restaurant is so busy that he doesn’t have time to prepare something to eat.

Open Ended

What advice you have for Tj? 

Verbs you should use:

preparar - to prepare

cocinar - to cook

Le aconsejo que.... Finish the sentence

​Carolina

​Carolina loves eating burgers, but she wants to lose some weight to wear her wedding dress. But she can’t stop eating burgers every day.

Open Ended

What advice you have for Carolina?

Verbs you should use:

comer- to eat 

hacer - to make

Le aconsejo que.... Finish the sentence

​Joel

​Joel has bad grades and his mom is about to make him stay inside the house all the summer.

Open Ended

What advice you have for Joel?

Verbs you should use:

estudiar - to study

escapar - to escape

Le aconsejo que.... Finish the sentence

​Isabel

​ Isabel has a lot of anxiety because she doesn’t have a job and she doesn’t know how she will pay collage these year.

Open Ended

What advice you have for Isabel?

trabajar - to work

ir - to go

Le aconsejo que.... Finish the sentence