Common triggers and conjugation patterns for the Spanish subjunctive mood in present and past tense, with an example sentence per card. Original cards testing the underlying concepts. Front: the Spanish word or phrase. Back: English meaning.
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- Espero que vengas a la reunión
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I hope that you come to the meeting (esperar que requires subjunctive)- Quiero que estudies más
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I want you to study more (querer que requires subjunctive)- Me alegra que te sientas mejor
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I'm glad that you feel better (alegrarse que requires subjunctive)- Temo que llueva mañana
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I fear that it will rain tomorrow (temer que requires subjunctive)- Siento que no puedas venir
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I'm sorry that you can't come (sentir que requires subjunctive)- Dudo que sea verdad
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I doubt that it's true (dudar que requires subjunctive)- No creo que tengas razón
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I don't believe you're right (no creer que requires subjunctive)- Es posible que llueva
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It's possible that it will rain (ser posible que requires subjunctive)- Es improbable que venga
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It's unlikely that he/she comes (ser improbable que requires subjunctive)- Parece mentira que digas eso
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It seems impossible that you say that (parecer mentira que requires subjunctive)- Es necesario que llegues a tiempo
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It's necessary that you arrive on time (ser necesario que requires subjunctive)- Es importante que estudies
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It's important that you study (ser importante que requires subjunctive)- Te recomiendo que descanses
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I recommend that you rest (recomendar que requires subjunctive)- Sugiero que salgas ahora
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I suggest that you leave now (sugerir que requires subjunctive)- Insisto en que lo hagas
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I insist that you do it (insistir en que requires subjunctive)
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