GRADE 12 INTRODUCTORY SPANISH · CHAPTER 1
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Use the subjunctive for a wish about someone else
Choose a regular present-subjunctive tú form after Quiero que.
Grammar & verbs
Express “would” with a regular conditional form
Form the regular conditional to express what a stated subject would do.
AN EXAMPLE FROM THIS CHAPTER
Use the present subjunctive of hablar after a wish about another person: Quiero que tú ___ con calma.
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hables
Quiero que introduces a wish for what tú will do. The present-subjunctive tú form of hablar is hables: Quiero que tú hables con calma.
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Spanish is a continuing introductory written-language sequence. Grade groups are browsing guides; language proficiency depends on prior study. This does not assess speaking or listening proficiency.
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