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| even if (subj) / although (ind) -- (MATCHED) |
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| even if (subj) / although (ind) -- (MATCHED) |
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| even if (subj) / although (ind) -- (MATCHED) |
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| provided [that], as long as (subj) / while (ind) -- (MATCHED) |
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| senses and decir que are in which mood...? |
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| pensar and creer are in which mood...? |
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| "Do you think that they will win?" Which mood is the dependent clause verb in...? |
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| Without an adjective - indicative | With an adjective - subjunctive |
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| Some implied commands can be structured with either the subjunctive or indicative. Form "I prohibit you to leave" both ways |
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Subjuntive- te prohibo que salgas
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| ESCAPA conjunctions always have the ___ mood |
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| MATCHED conjunctions go with which mood[s]? |
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| Subjunctive (implies completeness) or indicative (implies anticipation) |
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| When there's no subject change in the dependent clause, these four conjunctions HAVE to change. They are... (SPAD) |
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Sin que --> sin
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| What two types of antecedents take the subjunctive? |
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| Si (present/future/conditional verb)... |
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| present/future/conditional verb |
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| imperfect subjunctive/conditional verb |
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| como si (verb). What mood does the verb take? |
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| "It's good that you arrived." Conjugate "you arrived" within this context. |
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| por (adjective) que (verb in the imperfect subjunctive) |
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| The subjunctive mood will occur in the ___ clause |
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| There are four main types of clauses that may contain the subjunctive: |
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| noun, adverbial, adjectival, and si |
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| In order for the noun clause to contain a subjunctive verb, two things must occur: |
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| subject change and multiple clauses |
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| The five basic noun clause categories are |
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| declarative, cognitive, volitive, dubitative, and evaluative |
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| with verbs like decir, pedir, and rogar, the second subject is also a(n) ___ in the main clause |
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| the most common relative pronoun to introduce a noun clause is ___ |
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| adjectival clauses modify nouns technically called ___ |
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| in order for the subjunctive to exist in the adjectival clause, the antecedent must be ___ or ___ |
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| if the "if clause" contains a past subjunctive verb, the independent clause will contain either the ___ or ___ |
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| conditional or imperfect subjunctive |
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| "as if" statements must always contain |
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| there are two sets of past subjunctive endings. those beginning with "___" and those beginning with "___" |
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| of the two past subjunctive set of endings, the ___ group is more literary |
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