The subjunctive in adverbial clauses

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The subjunctive in adverbial clauses

cuando llegues, para que sepas, aunque llueva - time, purpose, concession and proviso conjunctions that take the subjunctive, and the pending-vs-real rule that decides cuando/aunque between subjunctive and indicative.

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Verbs with prepositions (regimen preposicional)

pensar en, sonar con, depender de, casarse con, asistir a - the verbs that demand a fixed preposition Spanish rarely shares with English, grouped by de/en/con/a/por, plus the buscar/pedir/esperar verbs that take none.

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