Kilo Lingo

Spanish · Chapter 20

The subjunctive after emotion

5 vocabulary lessons, 2 grammar primers, 1 story milestone.

  1. Lesson 1 · Words 1702-1719

    Words 1702 to 1719

    8recibirto receive, to getverb
    39robarto steal, to robverb
    73oestewestnoun
    287protegerto protectverb
    305despacioslowlyadverb
    1702presentepresent, gift; the presentnoun
    1706ofertaoffer, dealnoun
    1713agradecerto thank, to be grateful forverb
    1715enamorarto make fall in loveverb
    1718heridawound, injurynoun

  2. Lesson 2 · Words 1722-1733

    Words 1722 to 1733

    42líderleadernoun
    72oscurodarkadjective
    214graveserious, graveadjective
    320cerdopig; porknoun
    1722directamentedirectlyadverb
    1723inmediatoimmediateadjective
    1724profesionalprofessionaladjective
    1726mercadomarketnoun
    1731juradojurynoun
    1733acordarseto rememberverb

  3. Lesson 3 · Grammar primer

    The subjunctive after emotion

    me alegro de que, me molesta que, es una pena que - reactions and feelings trigger the subjunctive, even when the fact is true.

  4. Lesson 4 · Words 1737-1768

    Words 1737 to 1768

    97piedrastone, rocknoun
    160cerrarto close, to shutverb
    310pesoweightnoun
    1737últimamentelately, recentlyadverb
    1744intenciónintentionnoun
    1745humormood, humournoun
    1760directodirect, straightadjective
    1761centralcentraladjective
    1765contentohappy, pleasedadjective
    1768oscuridaddarknessnoun

  5. Lesson 5 · Words 1769-1789

    Words 1769 to 1789

    20romperto break, to tearverb
    70jardíngardennoun
    215gratisfree, free of chargeadjective
    539demoniodemonnoun
    1769actuarto actverb
    1774privadoprivateadjective
    1775miradalook, gazenoun
    1784fiscalprosecutor; fiscalnoun
    1786naturalnaturaladjective
    1789amenazathreatnoun

  6. Lesson 6 · Grammar primer

    The subjunctive after impersonal expressions

    es importante que, es necesario que, es posible que - and the certainty exceptions (es verdad que, es evidente que) that keep the indicative.

  7. Lesson 7 · Words 1791-1800

    Words 1791 to 1800

    101sexualsexualadjective
    137comenzarto begin, to startverb
    1791marcabrand, marknoun
    1794medicinamedicinenoun
    1798accesoaccessnoun
    1799necesidadneed, necessitynoun
    1800dueñoownernoun

  8. Lesson 8 · Read a story

    Story milestone: top 1800 words

    You can read this story using only the words you've learned so far. Every content word sits at or above the rank-1800 ceiling.