Indicative Versus Subjunctive in Spanish
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Objective
I can differentiate between situations requiring the subjunctive versus the indicative mood in Spanish sentences.
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Warm-up video
Unknown Channel · 5:00
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Practice
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According to the video, what is the main difference in meaning or intention between using the indicative and subjunctive moods in Spanish? Provide a brief explanation of each.
The speaker in the video describes family traditions using the indicative mood. Describe one of your own family's traditions or habits in 2-3 sentences using the indicative mood in Spanish.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Complete the sentence with the correct form (indicative or subjunctive) of the verb "tener": "Es evidente que Juan _______ razón." Complete the sentence with the correct form (indicative or subjunctive) of the verb "ir": "Dudo que nosotros _______ a la fiesta." ”
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