Spanish Present Subjunctive with Wishes, imperatives & desires - practice 2

The video tutorial explains the use of the subjunctive mood in Spanish, focusing on the acronym Weirdos, which stands for wishes, desires, and imperatives. It provides examples of sentences using the subjunctive and discusses the concept of multiple wills in a sentence. The tutorial also covers when to use the infinitive instead of the subjunctive and offers variations for expressing honesty in Spanish.

What does 'Necesitamos que cortemos el césped' mean in English?

How do you express a desire for something to happen in Spanish?

Translate 'I need you to be honest with us' into Spanish.