Estoy segura que Uds. lo entenderán. Indicative after expressions of certainty El indicativo después de las expresiones de certeza. Estoy segura que Uds. lo entenderán.

expressions of certainty followed by indicative Indicative after expressions of certainty Expressions of certainty are followed by a verb in the indicative mood (present indicative, preterite, imperfect, future). Expressions of certainty indicate that in the speaker’s mind, the event described is a fact. expressions of certainty followed by indicative Es cierto que José está bien informado. It’s true that José is well-informed.

Indicative after expressions of certainty Common expressions of certainty: Claro que Es cierto que Es evidente que Es obvio que Está claro que Estar convencido(a) de que

Indicative after expressions of certainty Common expressions of certainty: Estar seguro(a) (de) que Me/Te/Le/Nos/Les parece que No cabe duda (de) que Por supuesto que Sin duda alguna Todo el mundo sabe que

expressions of negation/denial followed by subjunctive Indicative after expressions of certainty Remember to use the subjunctive when the main clause in a sentence expresses negation or denial. expressions of negation/denial followed by subjunctive No es verdad que esa reportera sea imparcial.