To be courteous in a foreign country, you should follow some tips. Complete the sentences with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “You better not (arrive / wear) shorts if you visit the cathedral”.

In this example we will use the verb “llevar” (to wear).

Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “llevar” in subjunctive tense.

Lleves

To be courteous in a foreign country, you should follow some tips. Complete the sentences with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “It is important that you (give / go) a tip to the man who helps you with your luggage.”.

In this example we will use the verb “dar” (to give).

Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “dar” in subjunctive tense.

Des.

To be courteous in a foreign country, you should follow some tips. Complete the sentences with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “It is necessary to (be / see) punctual so as not to anger the other members of your group.”.

In this example we will use the verb “ser” (to be).

Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “ser” in subjunctive tense.

Seas.

In this exercise, you need to choose the correct verb and then put it in the correct form in the present conjunctive tense.

In this example, we will use the verb **“ofrecer”**, which means “to offer”.

Since the subject of the sentence is *“tú”*, the correct answer is **“ofrezcas”.**

ofrezcas

To be courteous in a foreign country, you should follow some tips. Complete the sentences with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “You better (be able to / put on) something over your bathing suit when you walk into the hotel.”.

In this example we will use the verb “ponerse” (to put on).

Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “ponerse” in subjunctive tense.

Te pongas.

To be courteous in a foreign country, you should follow some tips. Complete the sentences with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “It is important that (observe / attend) the customs of the people who live there”.

In this example we will use the verb “observar” (to observe).

Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “observar” in subjunctive tense.

Observes.