El Subjuntivo: Parte Uno

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El Subjuntivo Parte Uno

• Va a cambiar su mundo!
• (The beginning)

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Los objectivos

• Understand the grammatical term tense
• Understand the grammatical term mood
• Understand the difference between the indicative
  mood and the subjunctive mood
• Realize there is a whole new world of verb
  conjugations to explore this year

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Tense Mood

• All verb conjugations have a tense
• Tense explains when an action is taking place
• Examples of verb tenses present, past, future,
  conditional, imperfect, present progressive

• All verb conjugations also have a mood
• Mood explains the view of the speaker
• Examples of verb moods indicative subjunctive
• So far, you have only learned verb tenses in the
  indicative mood

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Moods

• Indicative Mood is used most of the time in
  sentences. If the sentence has only one
  verb, it will be in the indicative mood.
• If a sentence has two verbs, the first one will
  be in the indicative mood. The second one may be
  in the indicative or may be in the subjunctive.
• There are indications for when to use the
  subjunctive those indications will be taught
  later.
• For every conjugation you have learned, there is
  a subjunctive counterpart as well.

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The difference in Mood

• The present indicative the present subjunctive
  both talk about actions occurring now
• The difference is the wording used, the intent of
  the message. One is fact one expresses an
  opinion.
• She runs quickly.
• Ella corre rápidamente.
• I hope she runs quickly.
• Ojalá que ella corra rápidamente.

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Los objectivos

• Explain the grammatical term tense.
• Explain the grammatical term mood
• What is the difference between the indicative
  mood and the subjunctive mood?
• How is this statement true there is a whole new
  world of verb conjugations to explore this year?

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El fin