Present Subjunctive vs Present Indicative

Es cierto que Michkael ___________ (tener) las mejores canciones.

• tiene

• tenía

• tendría

• tener

Es dudoso que Ella ___________ (ser) la mas emociona por la clase.

• sea

• es

• fue

• será

Es probable que Conrado y tú ___________ (venir) a la fiesta.

• vengan

• vengas

• vengo

• viene

Es claro que Chase ___________ (hablar) con Serena por toda la noche.

• habló

• hablará

• hablaría

• hablar

Nix recomienda que yo _______________________ (visitar) el doctor pronto.

• visite

• visito

• visitaré

• visitaba

The subjunctive is used to express:

• real, definite, or factual actions or states of being.

• the hypothetical or subjective, such as a speaker’s attitudes, wishes, feelings, emotions, or doubts.

• a command for someone to do something.

• a statement of fact, truth, or belief.

In a two-part sentence the subjunctive normally occurs in the :

• A. subordinate clause

• B. main clause

• C. subjunctive

• D. indicative

What does each letter in the acronym WEIRDO stand for?

• Willing, Energetic, Intelligent, Responsible, Daring, Optimistic

• Wise, Enthusiastic, Imaginative, Reliable, Determined, Observant

• Wacky, Eccentric, Innovative, Resourceful, Dynamic, Outgoing

• Witty, Empathetic, Insightful, Resilient, Diligent, Open-minded

Select the correct order of steps to form the present subjunctive.

• 1. Start with the yo form of the present indicative 2. Drop the -o ending 3. Add the present subjunctive endings

• 1. Start with the infinitive form 2. Add the present subjunctive endings 3. Conjugate according to subject

• 1. Use the past participle 2. Add the present subjunctive endings 3. Conjugate according to subject

• 1. Start with the tú form of the present indicative 2. Drop the -s ending 3. Add the present subjunctive endings

¿Cuáles son las terminaciones de verbos -AR en el presente subjuntivo?

• -é, -aste, -ó, -amos, -asteis, -aron

• -aba, -abas, -aba, -ábamos, -abais, -aban

• -e, -es, -e, -emos, -éis, -en

• -ía, -ías, -ía, íamos, íais, -ían