Spanish Present Subjunctive with Wishes, imperatives & desires - practice 2

The video tutorial explains the use of the subjunctive mood in Spanish, focusing on the acronym Weirdos, which stands for wishes, desires, and imperatives. It provides examples of sentences using the subjunctive and discusses the concept of multiple wills in a sentence. The tutorial also covers when to use the infinitive instead of the subjunctive and offers variations for expressing honesty in Spanish.

What is the primary focus of the subjunctive mood in Spanish as discussed in the video?

• Expressing past events

• Describing habitual actions

• Indicating future plans

• Conveying wishes, desires, and imperatives

How would you translate 'I hope that we eat chicken at the party' into Spanish using the subjunctive?

• Espero que comemos pollo en la cena

• Espero que comemos pollo en la fiesta

• Espero que comamos pollo en la fiesta

• Espero que comamos pollo en la cena

In the sentence 'Juan wants Diego to buy a gift for him', which form of the verb 'comprar' is used?

• Compro

• Compramos

• Compre

• Compras

What is the correct translation for 'Do you need me to talk to Pablo?' using the subjunctive?

• Necesitas que yo hable con Pablo

• Necesitas que yo hablo con Pablo

• Necesitas que yo hablé con Pablo

• Necesitas que yo hablar con Pablo

Which sentence correctly uses the subjunctive to express a wish for tomorrow?

• Deseamos que mañana será mejor

• Deseamos que mañana sea mejor

• Deseamos que mañana es mejor

• Deseamos que mañana ser mejor

When should the infinitive be used instead of the subjunctive in Spanish?

• When expressing a wish

• When there is only one will in the sentence

• When using the future tense

• When describing past events

Which of the following is a common way to say 'be honest' in Spanish?

• Estar sincero

• Hacer sincero

• Ser sincero

• Tener sincero