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How do I form the pluperfect subjunctive?

In Spanish, the pluperfect subjunctive (pluscuamperfecto de subjuntivo) refers to an action in the very distant past, much like the pluperfect indicative (había/habías...-ado/ido). However, the s...

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Answered by Michael W. Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between 'SER' and 'ESTAR'

Ser is used to talk about permanent or lasting attributes DOCTOR is a good acronym to use:  Descriptions, Occupations, Characteristics, ...

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Answered by Charlie M. Spanish tutor
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In what circumstances should the present subjunctive be used in Spanish and how is it formed?

The subjunctive is a verb 'mood' in Spanish. There are many trigger phrases for the subjunctive and it can exist in both the present and imperfect (past) tense. However, today we will focus on just the pr...

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Answered by Megan J. Spanish tutor
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What are the different types of si clause?

There are four main types of si clause in Spanish, and they are as follows:

Si + Present + Present - This is used to convey a hab...

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Answered by Fergus Y. Spanish tutor
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Do you say "Habían muchas personas" or "Había muchas personas"? Which form is correct?

The second one is the correct! This is the impersonal use of the verb "haber", so the sentence lacks of subject. The mistake comes when people think "muchas personas" is the subject an...

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Answered by Marcelo G. Spanish tutor
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