Mastering Subjunctive Verb in Spanish Sentences
Understanding Subjunctive Verb in Spanish Grammar
Subjunctive verb is an essential part of Spanish grammar when expressing desires, doubts, wishes, or hypothetical situations. In subjunctive sentences, the verb form changes according to the subject's mood, rather than the reality of the situation. It is used to talk about events that are uncertain or have not yet happened.
Practice Subjunctive Verb with Alicia's Dream
Let's practice using the correct subjunctive verb in the following sentences about Alicia's dream:
1. Cuando Alicia sea/seamos grande, se convertirá en una gran doctora.
Choose the correct verb in subjunctive in the sentence above.
Answer: It'd be "sea." Explanation: "Sea" is the el/ella form while "Seamos" is the nosotros form.