Realidades Practice Workbook 3
1st Edition
ISBN: 9780130360038
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Exercise 1
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En cuanto
Mientras
Hasta que
Cuando
Después de que
Tan pronto como
Mientras
Hasta que
Cuando
Después de que
Tan pronto como
As soon as
While
until
When
After what
As soon as
While
until
When
After what
As soon as
Exercise 2
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The subjunctive is used after these conjunctions when the action that follows has not yet taken place.
Exercise 3
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The subjunctive mood:
Antes de que + subjunctive.
Antes de que + tĂş vengas. / Before you come.
Exercise 4
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A menos que
Aunque
Sin que
Para que
Aunque
Sin que
Para que
Unless
Even if
Without
So that
Even if
Without
So that
Exercise 5
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If the subject of the sentence does not change, we use the infinitive after para and sin:
Debemos tomar conciencia para evitar la destrucciĂłn del medio ambiente./ We must become aware to avoid the destruction of the environment.
Exercise 6
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With the conjunction aunque, we use the subjunctive to express uncertainty:
Aunque tú me veas, no podrás hacer nada./ Even if you see me, you won’t be able to do anything.
Exercise 7
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With the conjunction aunque, we use the indicative when there is no uncertainty:
No quiere escuchar ese disco aunque todos dicen que es el mejor de todos los tiempos./ He doesn’t want to hear that record even though everyone says it’s the best of all time.
Exercise 8
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We use the relative pronoun que to refer to things.
El disco que te regalé./ The album that I gave you.
Exercise 9
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We use quien(es) to refer to people. Que is used to referring to things.
La persona de quien te hablé hace ejercicio./ The person I told you about exercises.
Exercise 10
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We use lo que to refer to a situation, action, object or concept.
Te digo lo que me dijeron./ I tell you what they told me.
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