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Int2 Sp Sub/adv cl

The subjunctive in adverbial clauses

QuestionAnswer
a menos que (require subj.) unless
antes (de) que (require subj.) before
con tal (de) que (require subj.) provided that
en caso (de) que (require subj.) in case
para que (require subj.) so that
sin que (require subj.) without; unless
a pesar de que (req. subj or indicative) despite
apenas (req. subj or indicative) as soon as
aunque (req. subj or indicative) although; even if
cuando (req. subj or indicative) when
después (de) que (req. subj or indicative) after
en cuanto (req. subj or indicative) as soon as
hasta que (req. subj or indicative) until
luego que (req. subj or indicative) as soon as
mientras que (req. subj or indicative) while
ni/no bien (req. subj or indicative) as soon as
tan pronto como (req. subj or indicative) as soon as
siempre que (req. subj or indicative) as long as
Certain conjunctions are always followed by the ___ because the introduce actions or states that are uncertain or have not happened yet. subjunctive
conjugations that commonly express purpose, condition, or intent. Use the subjunctive
No voy a menos que venga ella. I'm not going unless she comes.
Salgo a la una con tal que se termine todo. I leave at 1:00 provided everything is done.
Trabaja mucho para que vivan bien. She works hard so they (can) live well.
No hago nada sin que lo sepan. I don't do anything without their knowing it.
Normally a ______ is used when no change of subject is involved; it is followed by an _____ , not the subjunctive or indicative preposition / infinitive
Mi hijo vive para tocar la guitarra. My son lives to play the guitar.
Ganaré antes de salir. I'll win before I leave [before leaving.]
Por lo general lo hago cuando nos levantamos. I usually do it when we get up. [Indicative]
Lo haré cuando nos levantemos. I'll do it when we get up. [Subjunctive]
Siempre me lavo los dientes después que comemos. I always brush my teeth after we eat. [Indicative]
Me lavaré los dientes después de que comamos. I'll brush my teeth after we eat. [Subjunctive]
Los alumnos lo repiten hasta que el profesor está satisfecho. The students repeat it until the professor is satisfied. [Indicative]
Los alumnos lo repiten hasta que el profesor está satisfecho. The students repeat it until the professor is satisfied. [Indicative]
Los alumnos lo repetirán hasta que él esté satisfecho. The students will repeat it until he is satisfied. [Subjunctive]
Trabajamos mientras ellos descansan. We work while they rest. [Indicative]
Trabajaremos mientras ellos descansen. We will work while they rest. [Subjunctive]
Aunque (although, even though, even if). The ____ is used if a fact is involved or the outcome is known; otherwise the ____ is used: indicative / subjunctive
Lo haré aunque no le gusta. I'll do it, even though she doesn't like it.[Indicative It is a fact that she doesn't like it.]
Lo haré aunque no le guste. I'll do it, even though she may not like it. [Subjunctive]
De modo que, de manera que (so that; in such a way that). These are identical. If used like para que (in order that, purpose of an action), they require the ____; they are used with the __if they mean “in such a way that” [followed by result or outcome]: subjunctive/indicative
Escribe de modo que todos la entienden. She writes in such a way [i.e., so clearly] that everyone understands her. [Indicative]
Escribe de modo que todos la entiendan. She writes so that everyone will [might be able to] understand her. [Subjunctive]
Como is followed by the ____ if it used to mean “if”, by the ____ if it means “because” [at the beginning of a sentence], and by either the indicative or the subjunctive (depending on hypothetical/future aspect) if it means “how(ever)” subjunctive / indicative
Como vayas conmigo, te pago la entrada. If you go with me, I'll pay for your ticket. [Subjunctive]
Como no estás listo, me voy sin ti. Since you're not ready, I'll go without you. [Indicative]
Lo hago como dijiste. I'll do it like you said. [Indicative]
Lo haré como digas. I'll do it however you (might) say. [Subjunctive]
I need to talk to you when you have a minute. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj. /(cuando)/ Antic./ Subj.
Ana won't go out with you until you shave and get a haircut. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj. (hasta que)/Antic./ Subj.
I'll leave after I finish this job. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Prep. (después de)/ (Antic.)/ Inf.
Don't say that unless you mean it. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj.(a menos que)/ Antic./ Subj.
I won't leave without telling her goodbye. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Prep. (sin)/(Antic.)/ Inf.
We'll play music so you can dance. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj. (para que)/ Antic./ Subj.
He puts down the paper as soon as he reads the comics. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj. (tan pronto como / en cuanto / luego que)/ Cust./ Indic.
I'll watch the play again because it's funny. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj. (porque)/ Finished (or factual)/ Indic.
Although he's writing well, he still needs to improve. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj. (aunque) /Finished (or factual) /Indic.
She'll paint the room however you tell her. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj. (como) /Antic./Hypo./ Subj.
Even if you give me a million dollars, I won't say who gave me the answer. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj. (aunque)/ Antic./Hypo./ Subj.
When they get mad, that's the way they act. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj./(cuando [or al + infinitive) Finished/Cust./ Indic. [or al + inf.]
José's going to rest while we play ball. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj. (mientras)/ Antic./ Subj.
She doesn't want to publish the novel without you(r) designing a cover for it. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj. (sin que)/ Antic./ Subj.
I'm doing my project just like your instructions describe. (state whether it's a preposition/conjunction, Anticipated/ Hypothetical/finished, and if Subj/indic/infin.?) Conj. (como)/ Finished/Cust. (or factual)/ Indic.
Apaguemos el televisor antes de que __(volver) mamá. vuelva
Nadie sabrá lo que hemos hecho con tal de que tú no ____ (decir) nada. digas
Por lo general leo el periódico después de que (nosotros) _____ (cenar). cenamos
Deje usted las galleticas en el horno hasta que se ____ (derretir) el chocolate. derrita
No voy a perdonar a Rufinita aunque ella me lo ____ (pedir) un millón de veces. pida
Mientras ____ (haber) tanta cocaína en las calles, no tendremos paz. haya
¿Iremos al concierto cuando ____ (regresar) Irene? regrese
Los otros obreros no hacen nada a menos que lo ______ (aprobar) Luis. apruebe
Angelita podrá usar el coche después de que ella y su hermana ___ (limpiar) el cuarto. limpien
Dile a José que empiece a tocar el violín en cuanto se ____ (levantar) el telón. levante
Cuando me ____ (despertar) por la mañana casi siempre hago mis ejercicios inmediatamente. despierto
Trabajo día tras día, ¿y para qué? Para que mis hijos ______ (tener) todo lo posible. Y ¿cuándo _van____ (ir) a agradecérmelo ellos? ¡Nunca! tengan
Aunque mis estudiantes _______ (saber) bien que soy profesor, no saben que soy el autor más leído del mundo hispánico. saben_
Los chicos no pueden hacer nada sin que sus padres se ___ (enterar) de ello. enteren
Tan pronto como ____ (llegar) a casa Miguelito, dile que tiene que llamar a María. llegue
En caso de que (tú) no ____ (encontrar) la casa de Rosalía, aquí tienes su número de teléfono. encuentres
Rogelio ahorra su dinero a fin de que ___ (hacer) un viaje a España este verano. haga
Antes de que el presidente _____ (salir) a hablar, varios agentes siempre pasan por el cuarto inspeccionándolo todo. salga
Hazlo ahora; no esperes hasta que los demás ______ (estar) listos. estén
Pablo lee las historietas mientras nosotros ____ (escribir) nuestras composiciones. escribimos
Don't go until the sun comes out. _No (te) vayas hasta que salga el sol._____
I'll say it when she lets me. _Lo diré cuando ella me deje/permita._____
We'll start after he finishes. _Empezaremos/comenzaremos después (de) que él termine/acabe.___
Let's leave before it rains. _Salgamos antes de que llueva.___
She'll do it provided you help her. __Ella lo hará con tal (de) que la ayude(s/n).______
Voy a esperar hasta que vuelvas. Subjunctive/indicative/infinitive...why? (subjuntivo - Es un evento anticipado.)
No te oye a menos que hables fuerte. Subjunctive/indicative/infinitive...why? (subjuntivo - "a menos que" siempre usa subjuntivo.)
Pienso en ti siempre que me despierto.Subjunctive/indicative/infinitive...why? (indicativo - Es un hecho, no una hipótesis.)
Bésame antes de que llegue tu padre.Subjunctive/indicative/infinitive...why? (subjuntivo - Dos sujetos: tú besas, tu padre llega)
Quiero besarte antes de irme. Subjunctive/indicative/infinitive...why? (infinitivo - Un sujeto: yo beso y me voy)
Mi madre trabaja duro para que su familia viva bien. Subjunctive/indicative/infinitive...why? (subjuntivo - Dos sujetos: ella, su familia)
Te preparas para celebrar mi cumpleaños. Subjunctive/indicative/infinitive...why? (infinitivo - Un sujeto: tú preparas y celebras.)
Vamos a viajar sin que él lo sepa. Subjunctive/indicative/infinitive...why? (subjuntivo - Dos sujetos: nosotros viajamos, él no sabe)
Voy a pensar en ti cuando me despierte mañana.Subjunctive/indicative/infinitive...why? (subjuntivo - Es un evento anticipado.)
Me voy a calmar después que te calles. Subjunctive/indicative/infinitive...why? (subjuntivo - Es un evento anticipado)
Siempre me calmo cuando pienso en ti.Subjunctive/indicative/infinitive...why? (indicativo - Es un hecho, no una hipótesis)
Nunca te bañas después de correr. Subjunctive/indicative/infinitive...why? (infinitivo - Un sujeto: tú corres y no te bañas)
a menos que unless always followed by the subjunctive
antes (de) que, para que, sin que before, so that, in order that, without always followed by the subjunctive (but use infinitive if both clauses share the subject)
siempre que, cuando, después (de) que, hasta que, whenever, as long as when, after, until use subjunctive for anticipated events (future)
Indication of Possible Future Action require Subjunctive
An adverbial clause is one in which the subordinate clause, introduced by a conjunction, modifies or expands upon the ____of the primary clause. meaning
The ____will be used if the primary clause indicates possible future action, and after some conjunctions which by their nature, imply doubt. subjunctive
In the case of the conjunctions which do not always require the use of the subjunctive, the subjunctive will used in the subordinate clause if there is any indication of ____ in the primary clause. future
Possible indications of the future would clearly be the future indicative, or an ‘ir a’ construction. Thus, ‘tendré muchos hijos’ and ‘tendré un garaje’ indicate future, and therefore the ____ subjunctive is used in the subordinate clause. present
Indication of Habitual Action require Indicative
If there is some indication of ____ action in the primary clause, then the indicative will be used in the subordinate clause. Possible indications of habitual actions would be ‘siempre’, ‘cada día’, ‘diariamente’, ‘cada vez’, etc. habitual
Indication of Completed Action require Indicative
If there is some indication of completed action in the primary clause (ie, a preterite indicative), then the ______ _____ will be used in the subordinate clause. preterite indicative
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