Ch 19 · Lesson 11Spanish · Chapter 19 · Lesson 11 · Common mistake
sale or salga?
What is true, against what you want to be true.
The rule
After a verb of wanting, asking or hoping plus , Spanish switches to the subjunctive: , . The indicative reports what IS; the subjunctive names what you want, fear or doubt, which is a different kind of claim and gets its own set of endings.
Pick the right one
0/7Pick the right one: sale or salga.
Quiero que mañana.
Sé que mañana.
Espero que pronto.
Creo que mañana.
Prefiero que solo.
Es verdad que todos los días.
Le pido que conmigo.
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