Spanish II Subjunctive verb forms By Jordan Cruz

Subjunctive meaning  Of, relating to, or being a mood of a verb used in some languages for contingent or hypothetical action, action viewed subjectively, or grammatically subordinate statements.

Verbs  Tango  Bailar  Domir  Vomitar

Example  Es posible que Mr. hendricks me de una ‘A+’  Es buano que Christopher baile con ratona.  Es buano que yo come quesadilla.

Ir to er  With the ir verbs and er there is a small deferent's in what u have to do.  With ir you have to drop the ‘e’ and make it an ‘a’.  With the er verbs all you have to do is drop the ‘e’ and put another ‘a’.

Breaking it down  For an easier meaning of the subjunctive.  What I got out of this is your not sure it’s really going to even happen u just kind of hope for it.

Another example!!  CANTAR-Presente  Yo canto  Tu cantas  El/ella canta  Nosotros cantamos  Ellos cantan  CANTAR-Subjuntivo  Yo cante  Tu cantes  El/ella cante  Nosotros cantemos  Ellos canten

Question  Change to a subjunctive  Ratona la gusta a Chris  Es bunao que Ratona la guste a Chris.

Now I know your bored!  This isn’t a fun part in Spanish but once you pick up the easy part it all seems to sink in.