The Subjunctive in Mexican Spanish
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Objective
I can use the subjunctive mood in simple sentences to express wishes, doubts, or emotions in Mexican Spanish.
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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 are the three main situations where you might use the subjunctive mood in Spanish?
Explain in your own words what the speaker means by the subjunctive being the "opposite tense." Give an example using a verb of your choice.
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“Complete the following sentence with a verb in the subjunctive to express a wish: "Quiero que tú __________ (estudiar) mucho." Complete the following sentence with a verb in the subjunctive to express doubt: "Dudo que ella __________ (decir) la verdad." ”
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