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How and when to form the present subjunctive in Spanish

The subjunctive mood is used in Spanish after certain expressions. These include:

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Which adjectives do not take the subjunctive in the construction "Es (adjective) que..."

As you will know from A Level Spanish, when you use the construction "Es (adjective) que...", it is very likely that you will need to follow this with a subjunctive verb. However, there are a co...

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