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Realidades 2

1st Edition

Carol Eubanks Wargin, Myriam Met, Peggy Palo Boyles, Richard S. Sayers

ISBN: 9780130359513

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Exercise 1

Step 1

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You visit a castle in Puerto Rico. Complete the rules of the place with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “I want you to (understand / lose) my explanations”.

Step 2

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You visit a castle in Puerto Rico. Complete the rules of the place with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “I want you to (understand / lose) my explanations”.

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “ustedes” (you in a formal way), we will use the third-person plural form of the verb “entender” in subjunctive tense.

Result

4 of 4

Entiendan

Exercise 2

Step 1

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You visit a castle in Puerto Rico. Complete the rules of the place with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “It is necessary that you always (follow / get) me.”.

Step 2

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In this example we will use the verb “seguir” (to follow).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “ustedes” (you in a formal way), we will use the third-person plural form of the verb “seguir” in subjunctive tense.

Result

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Sigan.

Exercise 3

Step 1

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You visit a castle in Puerto Rico. Complete the rules of the place with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “If you have questions about the castle, I prefer that you (be able / ask) to explain it.”.

Step 2

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In this example we will use the verb “pedir” (to ask).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “ustedes” (you in a formal way), we will use the third-person plural form of the verb “pedir” in subjunctive tense.

Result

4 of 4

Pidan.

Exercise 4

Step 1

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You visit a castle in Puerto Rico. Complete the rules of the place with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “If you want me to (repeat / laugh) something, you just have to tell me”.

Step 2

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In this example we will use the verb “repetir” (to repeat).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “yo” (l), we will use the first-person singular form of the verb “repetir” in subjunctive tense.

Result

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Repita.

Exercise 5

Step 1

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You visit a castle in Puerto Rico. Complete the rules of the place with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “It is important (think / remember) that many of the objects in the dining room are from the 1930s.”.

Step 2

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In this example we will use the verb “recordar” (to remember).

Step 3

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Since this sentence is impersonal (no subject) we will use the infinitive form of the verb “recordar”.

Result

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Recordar

Exercise 6

Step 1

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You visit a castle in Puerto Rico. Complete the rules of the place with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “In the Dona Mercedes room we do not allow (to sit / sit) in the chairs”.

Step 2

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In this example we will use the verb “sentarse” (to sit).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “ustedes” (you in a formal way), we will use the third-person plural form of the verb “sentarse” in subjunctive tense.

Result

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Se sienten.

Exercise 7

Step 1

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You visit a castle in Puerto Rico. Complete the rules of the place with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “I ask the last person to enter the room to (wake up / close) the door”.

Step 2

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In this example we will use the verb “cerrar” (to close).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “la última persona en entrar en la sala” (the last person to enter the room), we will use the third-person singular form of the verb “cerrar” in subjunctive tense.

Result

4 of 4

Cierre.

Exercise 8

Result

1 of 1

vuelvan

Exercise 9

Step 1

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You visit a castle in Puerto Rico. Complete the rules of the place with the subjunctive tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “if they want to do another tour, they need to (get / say goodbye) another ticket to enter”.

Step 2

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In this example we will use the verb “conseguir” (to get).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “ustedes” (you in a formal way), we will use the third-person plural form of the verb “conseguir” in subjunctive tense.

Result

4 of 4

Consigan.

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