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English o'clock 2.0 - Grammar Episode 11- Subjunctive (11.09.2020)
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English o'clock 2.0 - Grammar Episode 11- Subjunctive (11.09.2020)

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Descripción de English o'clock 2.0 - Grammar Episode 11- Subjunctive (11.09.2020)

Hi o'clockers!

How was your week? For some of you it was back to work after summer so I hope it wasn't too hard.

Here's Grammar Episode Nr. 11 in which we talked about the subjunctive mood... chachaaaan! Nah, it's not thaaaaat complicated and, as a matter of fact, I don't use it very often... para no decir nunca.

Anyways, we looked at verbs and adjectives that usually call for a subjunctive, we saw what the difference between subjunctive and indicative is and we did a translation list on it.

I hope you enjoy it; I had quite a good time recording it actually!

Have a wonderful weekend and I will see you in the next class!

Big hug,

Julia
P.S. You can find me on:
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Juani Whitestrato2

Sorry, I mean subjunctive😅☺

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Juani Whitestrato2

Let's see, let's go for pieces like Jack "the ripper" would say, I'm honest, I wouldn't use the subjective form in English, because it would complicate us our life without a need😂😂😂. However, we(Spanish people) use to work with the subjective form a little bit more, in the conditional and passive sentences, I think so. I have had this doubt too and also I've wanted to ask you about it . The point or problem is that sometimes we tend to translate from Spanish to English literally and it can be very confused, because maybe we use the subjective one and it turns to indicative in English or something like that. what a mess! 😂😂😂I let it go.I leave at COU twenty years ago and I wasn't the best student either, so...

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